Track critical dates
Invoice date, received date, due date and service period fields are part of the invoice record.
Track invoice records with billing type, installment context, invoice dates, due dates, service periods, original amounts, audited amounts and supporting evidence.
The invoice workflow uses structured table rows, project-defined statuses and the same commercial modal used across contracts, notices and change orders.
Invoice Management separates the submitted values from the audited values so the review context stays visible in the same record.
Capture invoice number, company, billing type, invoice date, received date, due date and service period.
Use original net, VAT, gross and adjustment fields alongside audited amount fields and auditor steps.
Attach invoice files and keep the conversation on the invoice record, with contract and BoQ references available where needed.

Review invoice tables, detail views and evidence workflows using the same project commercial surface.

Invoices are easier to control when the submitted amount, audited amount, due date, contract reference and evidence stay together.
Invoice date, received date, due date and service period fields are part of the invoice record.
Original amount fields and audited amount fields sit side by side for commercial review.
Invoice records can carry contract and BoQ references so payment review is not isolated from scope context.
Invoice records are part of the same project commercial management surface as contracts, SWIs, SVOs and notices.
ArchiMesh connects invoice management with contracts, BoQs, change orders, notices, attachments and project search.
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