Recurring bills are useful for retainer clients, subscription services, or any arrangement where you invoice the same client for the same amount on a regular schedule.
When you create a recurring bill, you set the amount, frequency (weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, annually), and an anchor day. The anchor day is the reference point for calculating due dates — for monthly billing with an anchor of 1, bills are due on the 1st of each month.
JustPayMe generates the next bill in the series automatically once the current one is marked paid or becomes overdue by a configurable number of days. You can attach a reminder policy to a recurring bill template so all generated bills are automatically chased according to the same schedule.
Recurrence Frequency
How often a recurring bill is generated. Options include weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. Each cycle creates a new bill with an updated due date.
Anchor Day
The day of the month used as the reference point when calculating due dates for monthly or quarterly recurring bills. For example, an anchor day of 15 means bills are due on the 15th of each period.
Next Due Date
The calculated due date for the next bill in a recurring series. JustPayMe generates the next bill automatically once the current one is marked paid or the due date passes.
Recurring bills are useful for retainer clients, subscription services, or any arrangement where you invoice the same client for the same amount on a regular schedule.
When you create a recurring bill, you set the amount, frequency (weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, annually), and an anchor day. The anchor day is the reference point for calculating due dates — for monthly billing with an anchor of 1, bills are due on the 1st of each month.
JustPayMe generates the next bill in the series automatically once the current one is marked paid or becomes overdue by a configurable number of days. You can attach a reminder policy to a recurring bill template so all generated bills are automatically chased according to the same schedule.
Recurrence Frequency
How often a recurring bill is generated. Options include weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. Each cycle creates a new bill with an updated due date.
Anchor Day
The day of the month used as the reference point when calculating due dates for monthly or quarterly recurring bills. For example, an anchor day of 15 means bills are due on the 15th of each period.
Next Due Date
The calculated due date for the next bill in a recurring series. JustPayMe generates the next bill automatically once the current one is marked paid or the due date passes.