Create invoices from approved shifts
Use approved shifts to create invoices directly for your clients. Keep billing connected to reviewed work, so your team can check the hours and charges against the shifts delivered.
Turn approved shifts into client invoices. Create invoices by group, client or unit, send them with optional digital timesheets and track payments in one place.
| Client / employee | Period | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oakfield CareWeekly overview | 26–30 Oct | £4,320 | Approved |
| Meadow HouseWeekly overview | 26–30 Oct | £3,840 | To review |
| Willow LodgeWeekly overview | 26–30 Oct | £2,760 | Approved |
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Once shifts have been approved, your team can use them to create invoices directly for clients. StaffAxis keeps billing connected to the work your agency has delivered, making it easier to review the approved hours and charges before preparing an invoice.
Create invoices by group, by client or by unit to suit the way your customers are billed. Send invoices directly to the client, with the option to attach digital timesheets as supporting records of the work completed. Then track payments to see what has been received and what still needs follow-up.
Your team has approved a week’s shifts for a client with several units. The accounts team creates invoices at the required billing level: by group, client or unit. After checking the charges, they send the invoices directly to the client and choose to attach digital timesheets. The client receives the supporting shift records with the invoice, while your team tracks payments and follows up on any outstanding amounts.
Illustrative working-day example.Yes. Approved shifts can be used to create invoices directly for clients, keeping billing connected to the work your team has reviewed.
Yes. Create invoices by group, by individual client or by unit to match your customers’ billing arrangements.
Yes. Send invoices directly to clients from StaffAxis and choose whether to attach digital timesheets, giving clients supporting records to review alongside the invoice.
Yes. Track payment progress to see what has been received and which invoices remain unpaid, helping your team manage outstanding balances and follow up with clients.