UUsawaBooks

Sales and receivables

Professional invoicing that stays connected to your accounts

Create branded invoices, follow customer balances and keep every sale connected to the wider accounting record.

Illustrative workflow

UsawaBooks module

Invoicing

01Record the sale
02Follow the balance
03Review receivables
Connected to the wider accounting record

Why it matters

Move every sale into the accounting record from the start

UsawaBooks brings invoice records, customer balances, payments and statements into one sales workflow. Your team can follow what has been billed and what remains due without maintaining a separate receivables list.

Core capabilities

The records and controls your team needs

01

Sales invoices

Create clear invoice records for goods and services and keep them connected to customer accounts.

02

Receivables tracking

Review outstanding customer balances and the records behind each amount due.

03

Customer statements

Present customers with an organised history of invoices, payments and balances.

04

Payment history

Keep recorded payments alongside the sales activity they settle.

A clear workflow

From daily activity to useful records

A consistent process makes the information easier to maintain, review and use.

  1. 01

    Record the sale

    Create the invoice against the appropriate customer record.

  2. 02

    Follow the balance

    Review what is outstanding and record payments as they are received.

  3. 03

    Review receivables

    Use customer statements and receivables reports to guide follow-up.

Connected accounting

This feature does not work in isolation

Related modules keep operational activity close to the wider financial record.

Who it supports

Useful across the people responsible for the records

Small businesses

Build a consistent sales record from the first invoice.

Growing teams

Give sales and finance teams a shared view of customer balances.

Accountants

Review receivables within the wider set of accounts.

Bring invoicing into one connected accounting system.