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Sample, with made-up numbers

What a money check looks like

This is an example for a fictional print shop, so you can see the format before connecting your books. Yours is built from your own Xero or QuickBooks records, usually minutes after you connect.

Draft invoices never sent
$12,480
9 draft invoices, oldest from June
Owed to you now
$8,420
6 customers, $3,210 of it overdue

1. Draft invoices that were never sent

Drafts that never went to the customer. Some are finished work that was never billed; others may be estimates or cancelled jobs, so we ask you which.

CustomerDraftedAmount
Harbor Dental GroupJun 12$3,150.00
Oak Street BakeryJul 3$2,480.00
Lakeview RealtyJul 28$1,920.00
Northside Youth SoccerAug 9$1,610.00
5 moreAug–Sep$3,320.00
Total$12,480.00

What happens next: if you sign up, we ask you about each one. You decide which to send, and we never send an invoice without your OK.

2. Customers who owe you

CustomerHow lateOwed
Riverside Fitness62 days$1,450.00
Main St. Hardware34 days$1,080.00
Green Leaf Landscaping16 days$680.00
3 more, not due yet—$5,210.00
Total$8,420.00

3. Worth a look

Found, invoiced, collected are different things. A money check shows what we found. What gets invoiced is up to you, and what's collected depends on your customers. Each monthly report tracks all three separately.

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