Accounts payable and receivable
Bills and invoices kept in order in your own Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks Online file. You'll know what's due to suppliers and who owes you, and you approve and make each payment yourself.
- Going out
- Bills entered and listed
- Coming in
- Invoices tracked to payment
- Payments
- Approved and made by you
What's included
Both sides of the ledger, the money going out and the money coming in. We keep the records and prepare the lists, and the money stays in your own bank account.
- Supplier bills entered from the copies you forward to us
- Each bill checked off against the payment that settles it
- A list of bills coming due, for you to approve and pay
- Sales invoices raised in your software from the details you give us, or tracked if you raise them yourself
- Customer payments matched to the invoices they cover
- Part payments and credit notes recorded against the right invoice or bill
- An aged list each month of who owes the business, and for how long
- A list of overdue invoices, so you can follow up those customers
Not included
How payables and receivables work
A routine that keeps both lists current, agreed at the start.
- 01
Agree
We agree how bills reach us, who raises the sales invoices, and when you'd like your list of payments due.
- 02
Record
We enter the bills, match the money going out and coming in, and keep both lists up to date in your software.
- 03
Approve
You get the list of what's due and the aged list of who owes you. You approve and pay the bills, and decide who to follow up.
Payables and receivables questions
Do you pay our bills?
Will you chase customers who pay late?
How do bills get to you?
Can invoices go out in our business's name?
What is an aged list of who owes us?
Can we keep raising our own invoices?
What do we have to send you?
Related services
Small business bookkeeping
Your books kept current, every month.
Management and cash-flow reports
Monthly reports that show where the business stands.
Bank reconciliations
Each bank, card and loan account reconciled to its statement.