Export
Earnings certificate
A formal statement of what you earned over a chosen period, in a chosen currency, issued against your verified profile. The document to attach to a visa or a tenancy application.
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Reports
Numbers you can hand to a bank.
What you invoiced, what landed, who pays late — and two formal exports for the moments when someone official asks you to prove your income.
The year in one place
Written first, charted second.
Analytics opens with a sentence, not a dashboard: what you invoiced, across how many invoices, which month was strongest and what share of it you have actually collected. The charts are underneath for when you want them.
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Invoiced, paid, pending, overdue
Four totals that never blur into each other, each with the count of invoices and the average days behind them.
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Monthly history, split by status
A stacked month-by-month chart, so a strong month that has not been paid yet is never mistaken for money you have.
03
Top clients
Ranked by revenue, with a bar for relative share — and the oldest outstanding invoice called out by name and days late.
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Filter it down
By period and by client, in whichever currency you want the totals expressed in.
Exports
Two documents for when someone official asks.
Working for yourself means periodically proving that you do — to a landlord, a bank, a mortgage adviser or a consulate. These are built for exactly that moment.
Export
Financial statement
The fuller breakdown — invoice by invoice, client by client, with dates, statuses and settlement amounts. For your accountant, or for anyone who wants the detail behind the certificate.
Your records are yours. Invoices export as PDF with matching payment receipts, and your earnings history exports as CSV whenever you want it — not only when you are leaving.
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The rest of it.
Independent.
Not alone.
Invoicing, contracts, payouts and visa evidence in one place — on the device you already carry.
