Run estimates, invoices, payments, and billing follow-up together
Pryseflow gives sellers one invoicing workspace for estimates, invoices, customer billing, payment links, receipts, recurring invoices, tax, discounts, currency, and payment follow-up.
Built for invoice creation, payment tracking, and customer billing follow-up
Invoice and estimate creation
Public payment links
Recurring invoice control
Payment and status visibility
Keep customer billing moving without invoice-chasing spreadsheets
Invoice status tracking
Estimate to invoice flow
Payment collection
Recurring and reminder control
Invoice status tracking
Estimate to invoice flow
Payment collection
Recurring and reminder control
Connect invoices to customers, products, payments, tax, stock, and reports
How People’s Packaging connected invoices, payments, stock, and customer follow-up with Pryseflow
Questions?
We’re glad you asked.
Pryseflow invoices can expose public payment options based on the seller
setup, including enabled Paystack, PayFast, PayPal, and bank-transfer
details.
The public invoice view keeps the customer-facing
invoice, totals, and payment action in one place.
Yes.
Sellers can create estimates, share public estimate
links, capture approvals or declines, and convert approved estimates
into invoices.
That keeps quote-to-payment work connected to
the same customer and product records.
Yes. Recurring invoice settings support daily, weekly, monthly,
quarterly, yearly, and custom interval schedules.
Sellers can
set start and end dates, generation limits, reminder timing, grace
periods, and next generation tracking.
Invoices can move through draft, pending, partial pay, paid, overdue,
and credit states based on totals, due dates, and recorded payments.
Recorded
payment changes also keep the invoice status and related inventory
movements aligned.
Yes. Invoice creation supports taxes, percentage or amount discounts,
currency selection, exchange-rate context, payment terms, and invoice
footers.
Line items can come from products, use quantities
and unit prices, and reflect tax totals in the invoice output.
That
keeps invoice totals clearer for both seller and customer.
Yes. Pryseflow supports customer-facing invoice views plus PDF generation and print-ready invoice output so sellers can share clean billing documents.