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Invoicing budget, schedule, quotation or subscription.
Tempolia connects budgets, time, expenses and subscriptions to invoice preparation, then tracks payments, direct debits, reconciliation, balances and reminders.

Invoicing budget, schedule, quotation or subscription.
Pull through time, expenses, quantities or phases.
Status, amounts, descriptions, VAT, customer and template.
Numbering, PDF, Factur-X, email and delivery.
Payment, reconciliation, reminders and accounting export.

The draft remains editable. The person in charge can correct the source, description, lines and template. The invoice is issued only after approval.
Recurring due dates, renewals and flexible adjustments.
Select the time to invoice, apply custom rates and attach a detailed schedule.
Percentage by phase, cumulative amounts and successive progress invoices.
Payslips, units produced or volumes with rate scales.
Controlled recharging with supporting documents and VAT rules.
Calculated sales codes and rules specific to your organisation.
The invoicing budget prepares the scheduled instalments, then each document goes through a review stage before issue.
Time, expenses, disbursements or quantities recorded against the engagement feed the invoice lines.
Budgets, phases, milestones and completion percentages structure the preparation of progress invoices.
The invoice updates customer balances, direct debits, reminders, aged receivables and accounting exports.
Yes. Invoices awaiting approval are a separate stage before final issue.
Fixed fee, subscription, time spent, expenses, quantities, budget, progress, deposit and calculation formulas.
Yes. Mandates, UMRs, direct debits, XML files and rejections can all be tracked as part of the payment cycle.
Pull through time, expenses, budgets, fixed fees, quantities or milestones.
Check lines, amounts, customer, engagement, template and due date.
Approve the final document and generate the PDF and Factur-X file.
Enter or retrieve payments, reconcile them and manage direct debits.
Send aged receivables, reminders, entries and documents to accounting.
Actuals, fixed fee, subscription, deposit, quantity and progress.
The prepared invoice remains reviewable before issue.
Tailored headers, lines, schedules and correspondence.
A readable PDF with structured data.
Reconciliation, direct debits, rejections and customer balances.
Aged receivables, campaigns and accounting transfers.
Yes. Preparation provides a review stage before the final document is issued.
Yes, depending on the engagement: fixed fee, actual time, quantity, deposit, subscription or progress.
Tempolia continues the cycle with payments, reconciliation, reminders, aged receivables and accounting exports.
The demo follows one complete cycle — preparation, review, issue, payment, reconciliation and reminders — to validate your rules, permissions and expected outputs.