Orbit invoices live next to your contacts and deals, so getting paid is part of the same workflow as the sale. Create the invoice, attach it to a contact or deal, and send it. Hiro, built in, drafts reminders for day 3 and day 14 that you approve. Mark it paid and the reminders stop. The free plan includes 10 invoices.
The free plan includes 10 invoices, which covers most solo months. Here is the flow start to finish.
Hiro, built in, watches for overdue invoices and drafts a polite nudge around day 3 and a firmer follow-up around day 14. Both land as cards you approve, edit, or dismiss. Nothing goes out without you, but you also never have to remember to chase.
If you have ever let a late invoice slide because chasing felt awkward, this is the fix. Hiro handles the timing and the first draft, you keep the tone. The templates behind it match how to chase overdue invoices without sounding desperate.
The moment you mark an invoice paid, the reminders stop. No awkward nudge to someone who already paid you yesterday.
A vague invoice gets a "what is this for?" reply and sits another week. A clear line item gets paid. The description is part of getting paid, not just record-keeping.
Open Invoices, create a new one, and attach it to a contact or deal. Add line items with descriptions and prices, set the due date, then send. The invoice goes out with a payment link inside, and its status shows on the contact timeline as sent, viewed, and paid.
Hiro, built in, watches for overdue invoices and drafts reminders around day 3 and day 14. Each reminder lands as a card you approve, edit, or dismiss. You never have to remember to chase, and nothing sends without you. The moment you mark the invoice paid, the reminders stop.
The free plan includes 10 invoices, which covers a typical solo month. They come with line items, a due date, and a payment link. Automated reminder drafts come from Hiro, included on every plan, but you can send and track invoices by hand on the free CRM alone.
Mark the invoice paid and the reminders stop. Because every reminder is also a card you approve before it sends, you have a second layer of control: just dismiss the card if you do not want a particular nudge to go out. Nothing sends on its own.
Write a description the client can understand at a glance, like "Strategy call plus landing page copy, June" instead of "Consulting". Clear line items cut down on "what is this for?" replies that delay payment. Add the quantity and price, and the total takes care of itself.
Invoice from your CRM and let Hiro do the reminding. Ten invoices free, no credit card.
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