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Billing Contacts

A billing contact is the customer you bill — the party who receives invoices and pays them. Charges accumulate against a billing contact and roll into their invoices.

The Billing tab

The Billing tab lists your billing contacts with summary totals at the top:

SummaryMeaning
UnbilledCharges not yet rolled into an invoice.
Awaiting PaymentInvoiced amounts not yet paid.
OverdueAmounts past their due date.
Collected this monthPayments received this month.

For each billing contact the list shows the linked contacts, horses, and per-contact totals:

ColumnMeaning
Billing ContactThe billing account name.
Linked ContactsThe contact records linked to this billing contact.
HorsesAssociated horses.
UnbilledCharges not yet invoiced.
UnsentApproved invoices not yet sent.
UnpaidSent invoices not yet paid.
FrequencyThe billing frequency, if a recurring charge is set.
Next Billing DateWhen the next charge is scheduled.

You can search the list and filter by contact and horse.

Create a billing contact

  1. On the Billing tab, select + Create Billing Contact.
  2. You can link an existing contact (which prefills the name, email, and phone) or enter a new one.
  3. Complete the fields:
FieldNotes
Account nameRequired.
Bill-to emailRequired and must be valid — invoices are emailed here. A contact with an invalid email shows a warning and cannot be sent invoices.
PhoneOptional. Validated only if entered.
AddressOptional: street (line 1 and 2), city, state, ZIP, and country.
  1. Save.

Linking contacts

Billing contacts can be linked to one or more of your existing contacts. Linking lets a billing account represent a household or business made up of several people, and it associates the right horses with the billing account. From a billing contact's details page you can link, reassign, or unlink contacts.

The billing contact details page

Open a billing contact to see their detail page, which has these tabs:

  • Charges — one-off charges, including any not yet invoiced.
  • Recurring charges — subscriptions for this contact. See Recurring Charges.
  • Invoices — this contact's invoices.
  • Contacts — the linked contact records.

From here you can add a charge, add a recurring charge, and adjust this contact's billing settings (such as their default tax rate).