Payments

Make the last step of the job the shortest step.

The job is not done when the tech leaves. It is done when the invoice is sent, tracked, and paid.

Get the invoice out before payment momentum disappears.

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Generated ServiceKit illustration for the invoicing & payments workflow

ServiceKit module

Invoicing & Payments

Owned source

Invoices

Visible

Paid, sent, draft, and past-due status in one list.

Payments

Stripe

Money goes through the buyer-owned Stripe account.

Follow-up

Unpaid work

The office can see what still needs a nudge.

Proof standard

Show invoice states

A strong shot shows paid, sent, draft, and overdue rows in the same view.

Show payment ownership

Stripe belongs to the buyer, so revenue does not pass through KapKit.

Product screenshot

ServiceKit invoices and payments screen with paid and unpaid invoices

What to look for

See who paid, who has not, and what needs follow-up.

Stripe handles card payments. ServiceKit keeps the job and payment context together.

Show invoice states

A strong shot shows paid, sent, draft, and overdue rows in the same view.

Show payment ownership

Stripe belongs to the buyer, so revenue does not pass through KapKit.

What this replaces

Separate invoice tools, delayed billing, and unpaid jobs hiding in the inbox.

Stripe handles card payments. ServiceKit keeps the job and payment context together.

Send payment links after the job.

Record cash and check payments without losing the job record.

See unpaid invoices before they become awkward calls.

Keep revenue tied to the work that produced it.

How the workflow moves

A useful feature is a sequence, not a checklist.

01

Convert job to invoice

The invoice is tied to the work that created it.

02

Send a payment link

Card payments run through the buyer Stripe account.

03

Record offline payment

Cash and check payments still update the job record.

04

Watch unpaid status

Overdue invoices are visible before they turn into awkward calls.

The pieces you own

Real controls, real data, and source you can change.

The page should not ask buyers to trust a vague feature claim. It should show what the module gives them and why ownership matters.

Invoice status

Draft, sent, paid, and overdue states are visible without another billing app.

Stripe account

The buyer controls the payment processor and receives the funds.

Cash/check records

Offline payment does not mean offline job history.

Revenue context

Invoices stay attached to customer, job, and reporting data.

Owned-system benefit

The module is better because you control the system around it.

Already deployed? Payments are the workflow where a completed job becomes collected revenue.

Your Stripe account receives the money.

Your invoice history stays in your database.

You can change invoice copy and workflow later.

ServiceKit launch list

Own the app before you rent another one.

$349 planned launch price. Source package, deploy guide, 19 AI lessons, and no seat fees. Checkout opens only after the launch gates are clear.