Accounting firms
All of your clients' aging in one view. Lifetime analytics per account, reminders you set once, and a reconciliation trail your reviewer will actually accept.
Send invoices, take card and ACH, and watch every payment land in QuickBooks automatically, as soon as the payment is recorded. One platform, live two-way sync, and reminders that chase the balance for you.
3% card ·75¢ flat ACH
All of your clients' aging in one view. Lifetime analytics per account, reminders you set once, and a reconciliation trail your reviewer will actually accept.
Recurring invoices that run on the schedule you set, and you decide whether the card fee passes through to the client.
Skip the month-end consolidation. Invoices and payments sync both ways, and deposits post to QuickBooks automatically, so the books are closed before you sit down to close them.
Most firms run invoicing in one tool, payments in another, and reconciliation by hand on a Friday. Umbra does all three — with live analytics and a reporting layer built for accounts receivable, not for dashboards.
Not a nightly export. Two-way sync of invoices, customers and payments. Processing fees and settlement deposits post to QuickBooks automatically, including reversals and ACH returns. Xero is in development.
Automatic reminders before and after the due date — set once, then leave it. A Needs Attention queue names the problem — bounced email, failed card, returned ACH — instead of a generic error.
No account to create. Your client opens the invoice, sees the amount and the pass-through fee stated plainly, and pays by card or bank in one screen.
Aging, DSO trend, cash-flow forecast, collections performance, fee reconciliation, settlement and deposit detail, 1099-K, customer statements, and an audit-trail report. Every figure ties back to a transaction.
Card data handled by a PCI DSS Level 1 processor — it never touches our servers. Everything else is encrypted in transit and at rest, with owner and employee roles for each business and activity history on every invoice and payment.
If you send invoices and wait to get paid, yes. We work best for accounting firms managing many clients, professional services billing by project or on a recurring schedule, and small businesses that want invoicing and payments in one place.
Card payments authorize immediately and settle on the standard card timeline. ACH clears in one to three business days. Every invoice shows its real status — authorized, settled, or returned — rather than marking itself paid early.
Yes. If you're on QuickBooks, your customers and open invoices come across with the sync. We handle the mapping during onboarding so you aren't re-keying an aging report.
Yes — schedule a send date on any invoice, or set a recurring series with its own cadence. Recurring series run on the schedule you set.
You decide. Absorb the 3%, or pass it through to the payer as a stated fee shown on the payment page before they confirm. ACH is always presented as the no-fee option.
No contract, no termination fee. It's a simple monthly plan plus per-payment pricing, cancel whenever — and reports export to CSV, Excel and PDF.
Reduce cost, remove the tedious parts, and get the insight you need to grow — without adding another tool to the stack.