Import invoices
Paste a CSV export from your accounting system and validate the overdue queue instantly.
PromptProfitStudio • US smoke test candidate
Invoice Operator gives US service businesses a focused workflow to import open invoices, prioritize overdue accounts, draft safer reminders, and track follow-up history in one place.
Who it’s for
Invoice Operator is designed for agencies, consultancies, field-service companies, and other service businesses that already have accounting software but need a cleaner overdue follow-up lane.
How it works
Paste a CSV export from your accounting system and validate the overdue queue instantly.
See aging buckets, overdue days, and status so your team knows who needs attention first.
Preview controlled reminder copy, log a safe test-send, and keep a simple timeline.
Why teams care
Group overdue invoices by aging bucket without living in spreadsheets.
Use human-reviewed reminder drafts that avoid legal-threat positioning.
Keep a visible event log for reminder actions, payments, disputes, and follow-up notes.
Trust and scope
This candidate is a smoke-test build. It intentionally avoids fabricated proof, guarantees, or collection-agency language.
Product candidate
Use the sample file or paste your own CSV with the required headers.
Required headers
invoice_number,customer_name,customer_email,due_date,amount,status
Reminder preview appears here.
Timeline
FAQ
Yes. This smoke test is scoped to US businesses using the product for their own B2B receivables.
No. The v1 candidate focuses on import, queueing, reminder drafting, and timeline visibility.
No. Invoice Operator is workflow software for first-party B2B invoice follow-up.
Not in v1. Email-first and human approval stay in scope until consent controls are fully wired.
The queue and timeline support paid, disputed, and promise-to-pay statuses in the product candidate.
Pilot access
Use a work email. Requests are captured in smoke-test storage until persistent CRM wiring exists.
Billing remains blocked until a Stripe test link is configured and legal pages are reviewed.