Invoiced

Invoiced approaches the Order-to-Cash cycle heavily from the billing and execution side. It is essentially a bridge between a company's ERP (which acts as the general ledger) and the actual customer experience. It is highly favored by companies that have complex, hybrid billing models—such as a software company that charges a flat monthly subscription fee alongside variable, usage-based overage fees. The platform provides a highly polished, white-labeled customer portal. A client can log in, view their entire billing history, update their credit card on file, and enroll in AutoPay. This AutoPay feature is critical; Invoiced aggressively pushes customers toward automated recurring payments, completely eliminating the need to chase invoices in the future. It also features a robust "Virtual Terminal." If a client calls the finance department to pay a $5,000 invoice over the phone, the AR clerk can type the credit card number directly into the Invoiced interface, instantly marking the invoice as paid in the underlying ERP (like Oracle NetSuite) and automatically emailing the client a receipt, ensuring perfectly synchronized financial data.