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The money settles against the event that earned it.

One document model for proposals, quotes and invoices, and a per-event P&L that cross-tracks what came in against labor, expenses and vendor invoices.

  • One document model for proposals, quotes and invoices, with a payments ledger behind it
  • Per-event P&L tracks revenue against labor, expenses and vendor invoices
  • Margin is computed PRE-TAX — sales tax is a separate passthrough line, not revenue
  • Labor computes from hands × hours × rate, splitting overtime around a threshold you set
  • A client-facing pay page opens from a link, with no login for the client
Finance The event the money settles against
The finance breakdown for Aurora Fest, showing revenue against cost categories
Revenue against labour, expenses and vendors
Also in this area
  • QuotesPriced off the same gear list the shop will pull
  • CostsSpend recorded against the event it belongs to
  • LabourHands x hours x rate, overtime split at your threshold
  • Vendor invoicesWhat a vendor billed you, against the event it was for
  • Budgets & POsA cap on the event, and purchase orders that bill down
Budgets & POs

A cap on the event, and a record of what was ordered.

The event carries a budget the finance header measures live costs against, and purchase orders that bill down as expenses and vendor invoices are pointed at them.

  • A purchase order is a real record — number, vendor, description, amount — and its billed-against figure is the live sum of every expense and vendor invoice pointed at it.
  • When the document the event was converted from no longer matches the stored budget, the header names both figures and offers to update it. Nothing is written until you press that.
  • The detailed budget lines are a planning sheet. Their actual column is typed, or synced on a button from assignments, truck mileage and consumable pulls — not the booked ledger — so it will not tie out to the P&L, and the card says so on screen.
  • Purchase-order, expense and vendor-invoice status are dropdowns anyone with edit access can set. There is no approver, no threshold and no routing.

Who is on it with you

OwnerSees what is outstanding, overdue and received.
ProducerWatches the event's margin against the quote it was won from.
ClientOpens a pay page from a link, without an account.
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What is not wired yet

Nothing is emailed from the app. Send payment link opens your own mail client with the link in it; there are no automated reminders, dunning sequences or late fees, and the aging badges are read-outs rather than actions.

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