Billing & Invoicing

Your quote was accepted, and you've finished the job. Well done! It's now time to send your customer an invoice and receive payment for the work you've done. Whether you run a limited company that sells goods and services, have a one-person company, or freelance, your invoice must include certain formalitiesand a number of legal notices such as VAT, company identification number and name, the sales price and a description of the services delivered, etc.

Did you know that in France over 40% of invoices are paid late according to an Atradius poll? As a result, every business owner risks having to deal with unpaid invoices at some point. Chasing payments can be stressful and time-consuming, and unpaid invoices can seriously affect your cash flow.Luckily, there are several ways to make sure your invoices are paid on time.Here are our tips! Anticipate billing and advance paymentsThe best way avoid unpaid invoices is to be prepared.