Invoicing for people who do twelve small jobs a week

A handyman's week is a pile of different jobs for different people: a gate repaired, shelves put up, a door re-hung. Each one needs an invoice, and each invoice is worth too little to spend half an hour on.

Invoito is built for that rhythm. Pick the customer, add the lines, and send - and because your earlier prices are remembered, a job like one you have done before is mostly filled in.

Invoito remembers items and prices you have used before and suggests them as you type, so a job like one you have done before is a few taps: pick the item, change the quantity, and move on.

Saved customers keep their address and details, so you are never retyping a postcode on the driveway.

Small invoices are the easiest to forget. Put your bank details on the invoice and a due date that matches how you work - most handymen ask for payment on completion or within seven days.

The invoices list shows what is unpaid and what has gone overdue at a glance, and a polite reminder is one tap away, so a missing payment does not sit unnoticed for months.

Many handymen are below the VAT registration threshold and do not charge VAT. If that is you, leave VAT off and your invoices stay simple. The threshold changes over time, so check the current figure on GOV.UK; if you do register, switch VAT on in your settings and your invoices will include your VAT number and the VAT on each line.