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The Finance tab: what each customer pays you, on their company card

Every company in the CRM has a Finance tab on its card, part of the free CRM. It holds what that customer pays you: their subscriptions and their payments.

Subscriptions

  • A subscription is income that repeats: every period it adds a payment line to Income payments below.
  • Each has a short Reference, a period (monthly or yearly), its products and the day it starts.
  • A monthly subscription runs until cancelled. A yearly one renews, and a renewal task reminds you before the day.
  • End subscription takes a day and a reason; Resume subscription brings it back.

Income payments

  • Each payment is one line: where it comes from (One-off, or its subscription), what it holds, the total with VAT and the day it is due, in red once it is late.
  • Confirm records the day the money arrived, and the payment's Trail keeps who did what and when.
  • A payment's menu holds View, Download pro-forma, Send pro-forma and, once it is late, Write a reminder. Send pro-forma and Write a reminder open your e-mail app with the message written, or copy it; nothing is sent for you.
  • A pro-forma invoice takes one click, in Bulgarian for a buyer in Bulgaria and in English otherwise. It says it is not a tax invoice: that stays your accountant's.

When you win a deal, its products arrive here by themselves: the one-off products as a payment, and each subscription as a subscription.

+ Add new subscription and + Add new payment sit at the top of each box. Every price is without VAT, and the VAT follows your organisation's settings.

See it
for yourself.

The CRM is free for one person, and the rest of the suite is there when you need it.