Live demo · overdue invoices
Nothing sends itself.
This is the first project most businesses start with: the overdue-invoice chase. Five customers, five situations, one screen. Press the button and watch what the machine does — then look at what it can't do.
Everything below is made up. No real customer information is on this page, nothing you type is stored, and no email can actually be sent from here.
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What's sitting in the ledger on a Friday afternoon
| Customer | Job | Amount | Overdue |
|---|---|---|---|
Marino Bros Construction Always pays. Always late. Responds to a phone call, not an email. | Bathroom regrout — Unit 4/12 Baxter St | $2,480.00 | 38d |
Kellerman Dental New customer. First invoice they've had from us. | Annual service — 3 chairs | $1,145.00 | 14d |
Hana Watanabe Rang last week. She's in hospital. Husband asked us to leave it for now. | Hot water system replacement | $3,900.00 | 45d |
Southbank Body Corporate Pays through a portal. Needs the PO number quoted or it bounces back. | Q2 scheduled maintenance | $6,220.00 | 22d |
Trent Okafor Paid the deposit on the day. Only the balance is outstanding. | Emergency callout — burst pipe | $680.00 | 9d |
The grey line under each name is the thing your office manager knows and your software doesn't.
What this demo is and isn't
The drafts on this page were written in advance, so the demo is the same every time and costs nothing to run. In a real install the drafting is done by a business-grade AI service reading your job system and your own notes — same shape, same approval step, and your data stays in your accounts. What this page is honest about is the workflow, not the wizardry.