Rounded numbers add up to real money.
A few cents of floating-point rounding error on every line item compounds across hundreds of invoices. FieldGauge tracks every dollar in exact decimal precision, so totals always add up to the penny.
Built for field service billing
FieldGauge's Billing gives plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, landscaping, and field service businesses one financial engine for invoices, payments, deposits, and receipts — accepting Stripe and Square, with every dollar tracked in exact decimal precision instead of rounded floats.
A signed estimate becomes an invoice automatically, with the line items frozen exactly as quoted — so a pricebook change next month never rewrites a bill you already sent.
Why it matters
Most field service businesses lose money and time not on the work itself, but on the invoice that follows it.
A few cents of floating-point rounding error on every line item compounds across hundreds of invoices. FieldGauge tracks every dollar in exact decimal precision, so totals always add up to the penny.
Copying line items from an accepted quote into a separate invoice tool invites typos and mismatched totals. FieldGauge converts an accepted estimate straight into an invoice — line items snapshotted exactly as signed.
A full remodel or install shouldn't force an all-or-nothing invoice. FieldGauge supports deposit, progress, and final invoices — as a fixed amount or a percentage of the job — tied back to the same estimate.
A generic PDF invoice or a shared spreadsheet can accidentally expose internal cost and profit. FieldGauge's public payment portal never displays cost or margin — customers see only what they owe and how to pay it.
The system behind the invoice
Every invoice is built from real numbers, tracked through a real lifecycle, and closed out without a manual reconciliation.
From scratch, from an accepted estimate, or from a completed job.
Build an invoice by hand, or convert a signed estimate directly — line items snapshotted exactly as accepted, so later pricebook or catalog changes never rewrite a bill that's already gone out. Choose standard, deposit, progress, or final billing, as a fixed amount or a percentage of the total.
Card, payment link, or a manual cash/check entry.
Accept payment through Stripe or Square, send a standalone payment link, or record a manual payment for cash, check, or an external terminal. Partial payments can be allowed so a customer isn't blocked from paying something toward a balance.
Draft, Sent, Viewed, Partially Paid, Paid, Overdue.
Every invoice moves through a real status lifecycle automatically as it's sent, opened, and paid — so you always know at a glance what's outstanding versus what's actually settled, without cross-checking a bank statement.
A secure link, nothing internal ever exposed.
Every invoice gets a token-secured public payment link — no account or password required. The portal shows the customer exactly what they owe and how to pay it; internal cost and margin figures are never included in what's rendered.
Receipts, refunds, and reminders — handled automatically.
A sequentially numbered receipt is generated the moment a payment succeeds. Refunds are tracked against the original payment, and reminder emails go out on a schedule you control — days before the due date, not after you've already noticed it's late.
No spreadsheet math. No chasing checks by hand. Just numbers that add up and a bill that gets paid.
Connected to FieldGauge
A signed estimate doesn't sit waiting to be billed by hand — it converts into an invoice automatically, the payment closes the loop back to the CRM record, and the whole thread is visible from the very first lead.
Estimate is signed
Invoice generated with frozen line items
Customer pays via the portal
Receipt issued automatically
Balance tracked to zero
Reminders handle anything still open
What's in Billing
From the first draft invoice to the closed-out receipt, FieldGauge's Billing keeps every piece connected.
Every amount tracked in exact decimal precision — no floating-point rounding drift across thousands of invoices.
Turn a signed estimate or completed job into an invoice in one step — line items snapshotted, never re-typed.
Bill a job in stages — a fixed amount or a percentage of the total — instead of forcing one lump-sum invoice.
Accept card payments directly, or send a standalone payment link a customer can pay without ever seeing an invoice.
A secure, token-based link — no login required, and internal cost or margin is never part of what renders.
Let a customer pay toward a balance instead of being blocked until they can cover the full amount.
Refunds tracked against the original payment, with a sequentially numbered receipt generated and sent automatically.
Set your own reminder schedule — days before the due date — so overdue invoices get chased automatically.
Set up service plans and recurring billing agreements with their own interval, trial period, and pricing.
Build the ledger everything else runs on
FieldGauge's Billing keeps every invoice, payment, receipt, and refund connected — so your team collects what's owed without a spreadsheet, a sticky note, or an awkward phone call.