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Cleaning invoicing: reconcile visits, skipped cleans and agreed extras

Use AxiomBlue’s job, quote and invoice records to reconcile completed cleans and extra tasks. Review the billing method and previous invoices before creating and sending the draft; Professional variations and fixed-price claims require the advanced plan.

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Prepare the bill for completed cleans and extra tasks in AxiomBlue

  1. Open the AxiomBlue cleaning visit jobs and review Tasks and completion notes. A Professional Job Series identifies the pattern; record the skipped visit’s actual outcome and check its treatment under the agreement.
  2. Review billable work and any approved extra task against each relevant invoice draft or configured series bill. For the illustrative per-visit month, reconcile three $120 cleans and the $50 additional task; the skipped visit contributes no charge under that example’s terms.
  3. Inspect earlier invoices to prevent charging a moved visit twice. Check the draft’s service dates, site, recipient and tax treatment before approving and sending. Keep a fixed monthly agreement’s rules distinct from this $410 per-visit example.

Decide what a moved or skipped clean means commercially

A per-visit service and a fixed monthly arrangement can handle cancellations differently. Record the actual visit outcome and refer to the agreement. A skipped visit must not silently become a completed clean, and a changed date must not create another charge for the same visit.

Keep extra tasks outside the standard clean visible

Find the customer approval for an additional appliance, room or specialist task, including its charging basis. Check the scope and completion notes before adding it to the invoice. The time recorded by a cleaner supports the review but does not by itself authorise an extra fixed-price charge.

Reconcile an illustrative per-visit month

Assume four cleans were planned at $120 each, excluding GST, but one was skipped without a charge under this example’s agreement. Three completed cleans total $360. An approved, completed $50 additional task brings the amount to $410 before GST, provided nothing was invoiced earlier.

Illustrative per-visit billAmount excluding GST
Three completed cleans at $120$360
Skipped clean: no charge under this example$0
Approved additional task$50
Total before GST$410

Review the draft, recipient and balance before sending

Check the agreed price, approved extras, previous invoices, payments and any disputed amount. Verify the payer and required invoice reference. Confirm GST treatment for your registration and supply, and check the ATO requirements for the document. Issuing an invoice and receiving payment are separate events.

AxiomBlue connects quotes, job records and invoicing. Review the job’s billing method and draft rather than assuming every recorded cost is a customer charge. Core invoicing is available on Free within its limits. Professional adds variations and advanced billing processes; online sending and payments need a connection.

Sources: ATO tax invoice requirements

Common questions

Questions about this process

Should a skipped clean always reduce a monthly invoice?

Check the agreement. A per-visit arrangement and a fixed monthly service can have different terms. Record the actual outcome and the commercial decision rather than guessing from the schedule.

Put it to work

Your practical checklist

  1. Identify the agreed repeat-billing basis.
  2. Review completed, skipped and moved visits.
  3. Check approval and completion of extras.
  4. Prevent duplicate billing after a date change.
  5. Confirm the customer, payer and invoice reference.

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