Voice it. Paste a chat. Forward an email. Copilot turns the mess into a clean, branded invoice with a pay link — and chases the client so you don't have to.
Your billing info lives wherever the conversation happened. Copilot meets it there.
"Invoice Ivan, 3 hours consulting at eighty bucks, plus GST." Done. Names, hours, rates, taxes — all parsed.
Drop the scrollback. We figure out who said what, how many hours, what got agreed.
Send any client email to bill@copilot.inv — Copilot replies with a draft.
Stripe Connect under the hood. Zero business-entity gymnastics for you, tap-to-pay for the client.
Auto follow-ups that escalate from friendly → firm → "this is going to collections." You set the tone, it writes the words.
USD, EUR, AUD with GST, EU VAT, US sales tax — calculated, formatted, compliant.
Custom subdomain, your colors, your logo. Looks like you built it yourself.
Retainers, monthly subs, milestone billing — schedule once, forget about it.
Forward a thread. Copilot pulls scope, dates, agreed amounts — even from messy back-and-forth.
Copilot writes the follow-ups for you. Three escalation tones, scheduled automatically. You stay friendly. The invoice gets paid.
No seat traps. No "contact sales." Cancel anytime — your data exports as a single zip.
Nope. Stripe Connect lets you take payment as an individual in 40+ countries. We handle the onboarding — usually 5 minutes.
It extracts client name, line items, hours, rates, dates, taxes, and currency from voice notes, pasted chats, or forwarded emails. You can edit anything before sending.
About 96% on first try in our internal tests. Misheard amounts are flagged for review with a yellow halo. You'll never accidentally bill $80,000 when you meant $80.
EU-hosted Postgres (Frankfurt). Export everything as a zip whenever you want. Delete your account → data wiped in 24h.
No, but it makes their job dramatically less painful. We export to QuickBooks, Xero, and plain CSV.
The demo is live, no signup. Try voice input, paste a chat, see what the invoice looks like. You'll know if it fits.