
Plan invoices from each project, approve them before they reach QuickBooks, and forecast cash based on when each client pays.
How KPilot handles each invoice, from planning to reconciliation.
Each project plans its invoices: deposits, milestones, deliveries and retainers. KPilot warns you before the date and counts the days after it.
A project manager requests the invoice, finance approves it, and KPilot creates it in QuickBooks, linked to the planned invoice.
Each client record shows what was paid, what is expected, what is overdue, and how late each invoice was paid.
See opening balance, inflows, outflows and closing cash by week. Expected payments are dated from each client’s payment history.
Bank lines are matched to payments within the amount and date tolerance you set. Unmatched lines are listed for review.
Scenarios apply your assumptions and payment rules to the forecast without changing the underlying data.
Set up bank rules, scenarios, credit lines, hedges and transfers between your companies.
Bank lines from First Limestone and Banco Mercantil del Bajío take their category the day they arrive.
Each scenario of the forecast applies its own rules: the Ironwood scenario on the Cash page is one of them.
Drawdowns, interest accruals and repayment schedules hang off each facility, and feed the forecast.
The Thamesford invoice is covered at 1.2702: its dollars are known before the client pays.
KPilot does, once finance approves the request. It is created in QuickBooks or ERPNext, depending on the company, and linked to its planned row.
From each client’s payment history. An invoice to a client who pays late is placed on the date that client usually pays.
Assumptions and payment rules applied to the forecast without changing the data: a client paying in January, a hire in December, a supplier paid in two parts.
It is left out of the figures and listed under What needs you, with an Add the rate button.
Invoicing comes with Essentials. The cash forecast, scenarios and reconciliation come with Growth and Enterprise.
Start with the Mesabrook demo, or connect QuickBooks.