Settings: Invoicing, Finance & Automation

Manage invoice defaults, tax, payments, branding, compliance, business hours, and reminders.

This page covers the finance and automation half of Settings. These pages define how invoices are numbered, what default payment and tax information is shown, how branding is applied, and when automated follow-up should happen.

Settings invoicing page showing numbering, terms, late fees, and delivery defaults.

Typical Workflow

  1. Update the workspace defaults before creating new invoices at scale.
  2. Save the settings change.
  3. Re-open a new draft or customer-facing flow to verify the effect.

After you save changes here, new invoices and reminder workflows inherit the intended defaults without manual re-entry.

Invoicing

Settings invoicing page showing numbering, terms, late fees, and delivery defaults.

Use Settings → Invoicing for:

  • invoice prefix
  • default payment terms
  • default notes and terms
  • late-fee enablement and percentage
  • attach-PDF behavior
  • always-BCC email
  • auto-reminders
  • partial-payment policy

This page is the main source of invoice-creation defaults.

Tax

Tax settings showing VAT registration, inclusive pricing, and default tax rate.

Use Settings → Tax to control:

  • VAT registration state
  • tax-inclusive pricing behavior
  • default tax rate percentage

Payments

Payment settings showing payment instructions, bank details, and transfer metadata.

Use Settings → Payments for:

  • payment instructions
  • bank name
  • account last four
  • IBAN last four
  • SWIFT code

These values shape invoice payment blocks and should be reviewed whenever banking details change.

Tags

Settings tags page showing the tag library, usage counts, create controls, rename controls, and tag search.

Use Settings → Tags for:

  • creating invoice and client tags
  • renaming existing tags
  • searching tag usage
  • reviewing invoice and client usage counts
  • removing tags that should no longer be used

Tag changes affect the shared library teams use for organizing invoice and client work.

Branding

Use Settings → Branding for:

  • logo URL
  • primary brand color

This page is the organization-level counterpart to personal signature settings.

Compliance

Use Settings → Compliance for:

  • registration number
  • DUNS number
  • LEI

These identifiers are useful when invoices need stronger legal or procurement credibility.

Business hours

Use Settings → Business Hours to define:

  • organization timezone
  • daily open and close windows

This is the org-level schedule page and is distinct from personal working hours.

Reminders

Reminder settings showing first, second, and final reminder offsets.

Use Settings → Reminders to set:

  • first reminder days after due date
  • second reminder days after due date
  • final reminder days after due date

These values support consistent overdue follow-up behavior.

Permissions and state behavior

  • finance defaults are workspace-wide and should be changed deliberately
  • some settings affect only newly created invoices, so do not expect old drafts to backfill automatically
  • payment and tax settings should be reviewed together when legal entity or banking details change
  • business hours are shared organizational metadata, not a per-user notification preference

Troubleshooting

A new invoice does not use the expected prefix or terms

Confirm the workspace invoicing settings were saved before the draft was created. Older drafts can still reflect older defaults.

The payment block looks incomplete

Review Settings → Payments and confirm the bank and transfer fields were filled in with the intended values.

Reminder timing feels inconsistent

Check both Settings → Invoicing and Settings → Reminders. Reminder enablement and reminder cadence are related but configured separately.

Branding changed, but an existing invoice still shows the old look

Open a fresh draft to validate the new defaults. Existing invoices may preserve prior state depending on when they were created.

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