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Manage invoices

Written by Hubflo Team

Once invoices are out in the world, Hubflo gives you a central place to track everything, what's been paid, what's overdue, and what still needs your attention.

Where to find your invoices

Hubflo automatically links every invoice to the relevant contact, workspace, and project, so you can always find it from wherever you're working, without having to search.

  • Contact record → open a contact → go to the Billing tab

  • Client workspace → open the workspace → go to the Billing tab

  • Project → open the project → go to the Billing tab

As long as the invoice is linked to a contact, Hubflo takes care of showing it in the right place.

Actions you can take on an invoice

From Billing > Invoices, you can:

View all invoices

Click the three dot menu on any invoice to see available actions:

Filter & search

Use the filters at the top right of the Invoices section to narrow down your view by:

  • Date issued

  • Date paid

  • Contact

  • With or without a credit note

Sort by proposal status

Use the tabs at the top to filter by status:

Tab

What it shows

Draft

Invoices you've created but not yet issued

Issued

Invoices sent to clients, awaiting payment

Overdue

Issued invoices past their payment due date

Paid

Invoices that have been fully paid

Cancelled

Invoices that have been voided.

Note: you cannot delete or archive invoices.

Recurring

All active recurring invoice schedules

Set up reminders

For invoices that are still pending, you can turn on automated follow-up emails for clients:

  1. Open the invoice.

  2. Click Manage Reminders in the left sidebar.

  3. Toggle reminders on or off.

See summary and timeline

When you open an invoice, you'll find a summary panel and a timeline on the side:

Summary

  • Total (excluding tax)

  • Total costs

  • Margin (in dollars and as a percentage)

  • Time logged

Timeline

A running log of the invoice's history, when it was created, issued, paid, and any other status changes, each with a timestamp.

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