Use case

Stop doing work you never bill.

Every closed job writes what to bill and what to pay. Nothing done can hide between a chat and a spreadsheet.

Closing work order WO-1043: work done, engineer rate set, photos and signature in.

Close WO-1043

JOB-1042

Work done

Engineer rate set

Photos and signature in

Close work order

Closing

Done, closed, billed. In that order.

Finished work waits in one list until it is closed. Closing writes the invoice lines, so nothing done is forgotten.

  • One To close list

  • No close without a cost

  • Ready to invoice, per client

See closing
The money on one closed job: what the client is billed, what the engineer is paid and the margin only you see.

JOB-1042

Closed Thu 14:00

To your client

Invoiced

€ 480.00

PrivateTo your engineer

Paid

€ 199.00

PrivateYour margin

€ 281.00

How it works

From done to paid.

  1. Done on site

    The engineer checks out and the work lands in To close.

  2. Closed with costs

    Rate, hours and extras are final. The lines are written.

  3. Invoiced and paid

    Finance drafts the invoice per client and records the payment.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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How do we know what is not billed yet?

Ready-to-invoice lines wait per client, with totals, until they are on an invoice.

What about extras like parking?

The engineer adds the cost with a photo of the receipt. You approve it and decide per line whether the client pays. Closing puts it on the bill and the payout.

Does this change our accounting?

No. Pendira writes what to bill and what to pay, then exports it to your accounting tool as CSV.

Every job, from request to paid.

See Pendira with your own jobs in a 30 minute demo. Bring a messy week, and we will show you that week in one record.

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