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Every invoice tied to a project and an estimate.

Invoicing in Ledge, landscape design-build software, ties every invoice to its project and estimate, tracks design billing and construction billing on their own schedules, and takes card or ACH through Stripe.

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Ledge Billing projects list showing agreed value, scheduled, invoiced, paid and unbilled amounts per project with scheduled, overdue and drafts-ready totals

What it does

Project-linked invoicing

Every invoice is tied to a project, contract value, and underlying estimate. Line items pull proportionally from the estimate, tax-aware with a rounding tolerance for QuickBooks.

Derived statuses from live data

Draft, Sent, Paid, Overdue, computed automatically from payment and date data. Aging receivables surface without anyone manually updating a spreadsheet.

One-click invoice reminders

Send Reminder on the project picks the most overdue invoice and drafts the email with its number, open balance and PDF. You review it and send.

How it works

01

Billing starts from the estimate

Line items pull from the estimate with proportional scaling to the invoice amount. No blank spreadsheet, no manual re-entry.

  1. 1The agreed total comes from the signed estimate.
  2. 2Each installment is its own invoice.
  3. 3The next one is drafted and ready to send.
02

Design and construction billing are independent

Design fee invoices and project invoices live in the same dashboard but are tracked on their own schedules.

  1. 1Contracts and design fees share one board.
  2. 2Each one bills on its own schedule.
  3. 3Built and billed, side by side.
03

Status syncs from QuickBooks

Invoice statuses refresh twice daily from QBO. Your AR dashboard reflects what your accountant sees, always.

  1. 1Anything QuickBooks has that Ledge does not lands here.
  2. 2Filter by customer when the list is long.
  3. 3Zero to review means the books agree.

Questions

Asked by owners.

Can clients pay by ACH as well as card?

Yes. Card and ACH run through Stripe, and the invoice status updates from the payment itself. Ledge earns 2.90% + $0.30 per card transaction and 0.85% on ACH, and nothing else.

How is this different from Jobber invoicing?

Jobber invoices a visit, and quickly. Ledge invoices a project. Deposits, progress payments and the design fee each on their own schedule, tied to the estimate and to QuickBooks.

The deal

Stop waiting to get paid for work you finished last week.