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A weekly billing routine for service businesses

Invoices sent late get paid late. One hour on the same day every week, for invoices, follow-ups and deposits, keeps the money coming in.

Business3 min readCorvane Ashmoor & Co.

Dispatch fees, retainers, hourly support and property income all depend on invoices going out on time and someone following up.

Pick a day

Monday morning works for many weekly businesses: last week is fresh and the week ahead has not started.

The routine

  • Send every invoice for last week's work.
  • Check what was paid, and record it.
  • Follow up on anything past due, using a set schedule of reminders.
  • Check payments received against bank deposits.
  • Move the tax set-aside.

Use the same templates

Ready-made emails for reminders and past-due notices make follow-up fast and keep the tone professional.

Our weekly billing checklist keeps the routine in order.

General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

This article is general information, not legal, tax or regulatory advice. Rules change; confirm current requirements with the responsible agency or a licensed professional.

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