The two payments widgets on your home page – Payments and Payments Overview – give you a clear outline of your expected payments for the current month, as well as the status of each payment, whether it's paid, processing, upcoming, or overdue.
The Payments widget
This month’s gross payments
The gross payment amount gives you a quick overview of your projected gross payments for the month, so you can address any issues early and confidently plan your business' finances.
The gross payment amount includes:
Green: Paid payments received this month, including tax and tip
Orange: Payments being processed. ACH payments take 7-8 business days to move from processing to paid. Card payments are instantly moved to the paid stage.
Gray: Upcoming payments expected to be paid this month, based on invoice due dates
Red: Overdue payments with due dates from this month
These payments include any discounts, taxes, or fees you’ve applied to invoices. These payments don't include payment processing fees, loan repayments, disputes, or chargebacks.
✅ Note
If a file contains an invoice and contract, payments from that file will be included in this amount only once the contract is signed.
All overdue payments
The total overdue payments amount provides clarity on which payments require immediate attention. It includes all overdue payments from all sent invoices, regardless of whether the file is booked or not, and includes projects from the current month.
The Payments overview widget
This month's expected payments
This widget shows an overview of the month’s expected payments:
Paid: Client payments you’ve already received
Charged/Processing: Payments that a client made but are still processing
Upcoming: Expected upcoming payments (based on your project invoice dates)
Overdue: Overdue client payments (where the due date has already passed)
When you select a payment, its invoice will open. From there, you can review everything and take necessary actions for any payments that require your attention, like sending a payment reminder or editing an invoice.
📚 Tip
You can select any non-overdue payment to view the invoice it's listed on. Selecting an overdue payment will open the payment schedule for that payment's file so you can send a payment reminder.
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