What Biloh does

A finished job that bills itself

The moment a job is marked done, the client has the invoice and a link to pay by card.

How it works

You say what you want

Ask in chat, from your phone or the desk — or use the same screens in the app.

Biloh does the work

Clients set to invoice on completion are billed the instant the visit is complete, by whoever marked it — the subcontractor's portal, the owner, or an assistant. The same tax check guards it as any hand-approved invoice, and one visit can only ever raise one invoice.

You see it, and approve what your assistant writes

Anything your assistant writes to a client or contractor is shown to you word for word first, and sent only when you say yes.

In real businesses on Biloh

  • 6 invoices sent the moment the job was done

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  • 6 instant invoices paid

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How we count
  • Invoices sent on completion: Invoices raised and emailed automatically when the visit was marked complete, with no one at a desk.
  • Instant invoices paid: Invoices sent automatically on completion that the client has since paid in full.
  • Completion to invoice: The median time from a visit being marked complete to its automatic invoice being sent.

Counted daily from the records of businesses that chose to share their results. Only counts — never money or names.

What it will not do

  • Biloh never moves money: its tools record payments that already happened, and a pay-now link opens the business's own Stripe checkout for its client.

For business owners

For AI assistants and engineers

Related

Invoices out, money in

Invoices go out with a pay-by-card link, and every payment lands against the right invoice.

Chasing overdue invoices, done for you

Overdue invoices are spotted, the reminders are drafted, and the money comes in — you just say yes.

Quotes your clients sign on their phone

Send a proposal that the client reads, accepts and signs from one link — and the work is booked.

Under the hood

Tools this page uses, in the order used:

See it run a business like yours

Connect your assistant to the demonstration business first, then pick a plan — no call needed.