Clean, connected books
Quotes and invoices that sync with Xero and Zoho — no double entry.
You need an operating system that works well for your business, welcome to Quotelyfy!
Invoicing software for accountants and bookkeepers: recurring client billing, statements, and clean two-way Xero and Zoho sync.
What your customer sees: Quote / Invoice
Quote
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For you. For free!
Build a real quote or invoice right here, configure it the way you want it, and save the PDF. No account needed — it is the same editor our customers use every day.
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What you get
Quotes and invoices that sync with Xero and Zoho — no double entry.
Branded, itemised invoices from reusable line items.
Delivery, open receipts and reminders keep receivables moving.
Professions
Accounting and bookkeeping practices bill the same clients every month, which makes recurring billing the whole game. Quotelyfy runs that with repeat invoices that generate and send on schedule, so a practice's monthly fees go out without anyone rebuilding documents. Each client has one record with their full history of invoices, payments, and statements, and permissions let you delegate billing work to staff without exposing the practice's own financials.
The irony of accountants invoicing manually is not lost on anyone; Quotelyfy removes it. Invoices carry payment links and mark themselves paid, reminders chase the late payers, and statements produce a client's full position in one document. Because Quotelyfy syncs two-way with Xero and Zoho, the practice can keep its system of record while running client-facing billing here.
The money side runs the same way for every profession: invoices carry online payment links and mark themselves paid when the client pays, scheduled reminders chase overdue amounts in your name, and repeat invoices handle retainer or recurring clients. Customer statements and a profit and loss view come from the same records, with Xero and Zoho sync for the accountant. It runs in any browser and starts at R0 per month on the Free Forever plan.
If you are comparing invoicing tools, the flashiest demo is not always the one that protects you from rework and calculation mistakes. These are the capabilities worth checking for — and the ones Quotelyfy keeps at the centre of your workflow.
When a customer approves your quote, you should not have to rebuild the same job from scratch. Look for a platform that turns an accepted quote into a ready-to-send invoice instantly — with customer details, line items, and pricing carried forward without copy-paste.
Discounts and line-item totals should update themselves as you work, so you are not fixing spreadsheet errors before every document goes out.
Quotelyfy puts your company logo, business name, and contact details straight onto quotes and invoices, with clean PDF output you can send or download. Customers see a professional document from the start — without you rebuilding the same formatting in a spreadsheet or word processor every time.
The payoff
Quoting, invoicing and follow-up happen in one flow instead of being scattered across apps, chats and spreadsheets.
Every customer, document and job sits in one place — nothing slips through the cracks or gets forgotten.
Faster replies and a business that runs smoothly online — pay links, live tracking and reminders keep every job moving.
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Quick answers
Questions accountants ask about invoicing.
Yes. Repeat invoices generate and send on the schedule you set, so a practice's monthly retainer and fee billing happens automatically without rebuilding documents each cycle.
Yes. Quotelyfy integrates two-way with Xero and Zoho — invoices, customers, and supplier bills stay in sync, so the practice keeps its system of record while billing clients from Quotelyfy.
Yes. Team permissions control what each person can view and do, including whether they can see financial figures, so billing work is delegable without handing over the practice's numbers.
Yes. Customer statements show a client's full position — invoiced, paid, outstanding — in one document, produced from the same records as the invoices themselves.
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