Complete a job and send an invoice

Finish a visit accurately, let Surehand raise the invoice, and choose whether to email it to the customer.

Reviewed 26 July 2026For Web, iPhone & iPad, Android
In this guide

Complete the job after the work is finished. Surehand can create the invoice from the completed visit, keeping the customer, service and price connected.

Before completing a visit, check:

  • The correct customer and address.
  • The service performed.
  • The price for this visit.
  • Any required job form.

Instructions for your platform

Choose where you’re using Surehand. We’ll remember your selection for the next guide.

Complete the visit on the web

  1. Open Day View and find the visit.
  2. Choose Complete.
  3. In Complete job, check the Price and Completed on date, and add a Visit note if needed.
  4. For recurring work, leave Continue schedule from this date on if later visits should follow on from this completion date. Turn it off to keep future visits on their existing dates.
  5. Turn on Email invoice to send the invoice to the customer’s email address when the job completes. This option only appears if the customer has an email address.
  6. If you have been paid, turn on Take payment, then enter the Method, Payment date, Amount received and an optional Reference. The amount can be less than the price if the customer paid part of it.
  7. Choose Complete job, or Complete & take payment if you turned on Take payment.

Surehand raises the invoice when it completes the job. If you left Email invoice off, open the invoice afterwards to review and send it.

Example data: the web Complete job panel for a fictional window-cleaning visit, showing Price, Completed on, Continue schedule from this date, Visit note, Email invoice turned on, and Take payment turned on with Method, Payment date, Amount received and Reference filled in, and the Complete & take payment button
Example data: the web Complete job panel for a fictional window-cleaning visit, showing Price, Completed on, Continue schedule from this date, Visit note, Email invoice turned on, and Take payment turned on with Method, Payment date, Amount received and Reference filled in, and the Complete & take payment button

Change only this visit

Changing the final visit price affects the invoice for this occurrence. If the normal price has changed for future visits, update the recurring work separately.

Check the invoice

Open Invoices or the customer’s invoice section and check:

  • The customer-facing description.
  • Issue and due dates.
  • Total amount.
  • Payment status.
  • Whether an email has been sent.

You can preview, print or download the customer-facing invoice from its detail page.

Send or resend the invoice

Open the invoice and use its email action. If the customer has no email address, add one to their profile first.

Do not send a voided invoice. Correct the underlying record or create the appropriate replacement.

If a completed job has no invoice

Newly completed jobs should raise invoices automatically. The manual invoice area includes a recovery option for older completed jobs that are still missing an invoice.

Avoid creating a second manual invoice until you have checked whether one already exists.