Clear invoices tied to the job, the vehicle and the customer
Each invoice in BodyShop Pro sits next to the work order it belongs to, so the customer sees exactly which vehicle and which job they are paying for.
Send the customer a copy without leaving the invoice.
A repair invoice is the last document the customer sees and often the one an insurer checks most closely. A clear invoice heads off disputes and slow payments. Whatever software you use, make sure each invoice:
On an insurance repair, the customer usually pays their deductible to the shop and the insurer pays the rest under the claim. The deductible is the single most common source of confusion at pickup, so settle it before the customer arrives: confirm the amount against the claim, tell the customer what they will owe, and make sure the paperwork you hand over agrees.
BodyShop Pro keeps the insurer, claim number, policy number, deductible and adjuster contact on every work order, and the AI estimate import can fill the claim number, insurer, adjuster and deductible straight from the estimate, so those details are on the job long before it is time to bill.
Most late payments are not refusals; they are invoices that arrived late, went to the wrong address or raised a question nobody answered. Send the invoice the day the vehicle is ready, check the bill-to email before you send, and keep a PDF copy with the job so you can resend it in seconds when someone asks.
Shortening the time between "ready" and "invoiced" is part of shortening the whole job. Our guide to reducing cycle time covers the other stages.
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