How SaidToPaid works
Tell SaidToPaid what happened on the job. Check the invoice it prepares. Nothing reaches your customer until you approve it.
The example throughout: Two hours of garden maintenance for Alex at £30 an hour, plus £15 for materials.
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Tell us about the job
Available now- What you do
- Record a voice note, upload an audio file or type the details. For example: “Two hours of garden maintenance for Alex at £30 an hour, plus £15 for materials.”
- What SaidToPaid handles
- SaidToPaid picks out Alex, the work, two hours at £30 and the £15 materials charge. You can start without setting up the job or customer first.
- What your customer receives
- Nothing is sent yet. This step only creates a write-up for you to check.
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Check your invoice draft
Available now- What you do
- Check the customer, work, hours, prices, VAT and payment terms. Change anything that is not right.
- What SaidToPaid handles
- SaidToPaid turns the garden-maintenance details into an itemised £75 invoice draft. If an important detail is missing, it asks you instead of guessing.
- What your customer receives
- Your customer still receives nothing until you approve the finished invoice.
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Approve and send your invoice
Available now- What you do
- Approve the invoice when you are happy with it, then choose to send it.
- What SaidToPaid handles
- SaidToPaid adds your business name, logo, contact details and payment details. Email delivery is available. Text delivery is in beta, and WhatsApp delivery is coming soon.
- What your customer receives
- Alex receives your approved, branded £75 invoice and a secure payment page. No invoice is sent without your approval.
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Automatic invoice chasing
Available now- What you do
- Choose when reminders should go out. You can pause them, send one yourself or change the schedule.
- What SaidToPaid handles
- SaidToPaid sends polite reminders around the due date and uses firmer wording if the invoice becomes overdue. Reminders stop when you mark the invoice as paid.
- What your customer receives
- Alex receives the reminders you have chosen, with the invoice and payment details close at hand.
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Automatic Google review requests
Available now- What you do
- Add your Google review link and choose whether requests go out after payment or when the job is completed.
- What SaidToPaid handles
- SaidToPaid sends the request at the time you choose. Every eligible customer gets the same invitation; it does not only ask happy customers.
- What your customer receives
- Alex receives a simple invitation to leave an honest Google review.
Set up your details once
Add the details you want customers to see. SaidToPaid uses them each time you create a document.
- Your trading name, logo and contact details
- VAT setting, labour rate and common services
- Payment terms and bank details
- Reminder timing and Google review link
Your 5 free documents
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Compare plansCommon questions
- Can I change the draft?
- Yes. You can edit the customer, description, hours, prices, VAT and payment terms before approval.
- Can I create an estimate instead?
- Yes. Choose an estimate for work that has not been agreed or completed, then send it for the customer to accept or decline.
- What do I approve, and what happens automatically?
- You approve each estimate or invoice before it is sent. Automatic payment reminders and review requests only run once you switch them on in Settings; they are off by default. After that, reminders follow the schedule you set and stop when the invoice is marked paid. You can pause reminders on a single invoice, or switch either feature off at any time.
- What happens when I need more?
- Choose a paid plan before sending live documents. Each plan has its own monthly document allowance and user limit.
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