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Invoices
Improve cash flow with regular, detailed invoicing designed for AEC businesses.
Send invoices for each project stage, or put multiple stages with mixed fee types on the same invoice.
Send invoices for each project stage, or put multiple stages with mixed fee types on the same invoice.
Projects have costs that need to be allocated to them, whether direct or overhead, which are managed in Synergy through a work breakdown structure. This allows users to set up stages with a mixture of fee types to be shown on any invoice, including time and materials, fixed fee, percentage of project value and capped rates.
For example, if the job is being invoiced as a fixed fee, variations are often based on hourly rates, both of which can be included on the same invoice.
Invoices can be sent directly from Synergy by email, can be shared with other team members inside your organisation, and can be shared inside the project portal with any invoice contacts.
Synergy provides standard invoice templates. Business and Enterprise level users can import invoice templates and add merge fields to insert Synergy invoice data. Synergy’s template builder lets you create invoice templates inside the system, preview them and output as PDF.
To enable architects and engineers to run their businesses on a project basis, not an accounting basis, Synergy connects to leading cloud accounting software (Xero, MYOB AccountRight Live, QuickBooks Online). Once connected, invoice data and payments are seamlessly exchanged between the applications. This removes the pain of double entry, provides real-time awareness of project cash flow to project managers, and keeps the accountants happy.
Synergy pre-billing allows architects and engineers to attach transactions to existing invoices. This lets you invoice clients up front, and later attach the transactions to the invoice for the work that was pre-billed to the client.
Additional features of Synergy invoicing for architects and engineers include:
Credit notes in Synergy allow you to apply a credit to an invoice you’ve already raised. You can do this either through a discount to the invoice, or by adjusting an invoice line. You can raise more than one credit on one invoice.
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