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Built for service days

Less paperwork between painting jobs.

Save common services, describe the agreed scope, and follow each invoice through deposits and final payment.

  • Customer contact details
  • Account status
Illustrative scene of a painter preparing an interior wall.

A clear scope from the start.

01

The customer list

Keep painting-job contacts close.

Find the customer’s email or phone before confirming rooms, surfaces, and access directly. Review account status when following up on a previous job.

  • Customer contact details
  • Account status
FacturaOS client list with names, emails, phones, and account-status filters.FacturaOS client list with names, emails, phones, and account-status filters.
02

The invoice list

Find the next painting invoice to follow up.

Review customer names, dates, totals, and paid amounts. Open or overdue statuses help you choose which invoice to review next.

  • Customer and dates
  • Totals and status
FacturaOS invoice list with customers, amounts, dates, and statuses.FacturaOS invoice list with customers, amounts, dates, and statuses.

Keep it clear

A useful view of the work.

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02Daily rhythm

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03More control

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Before you get started

Plans, payments, and country-specific details.

Can I use FacturaOS outside Puerto Rico?

FacturaOS has country-specific workflows, but the countries you can select are controlled during account setup and can change. Check the current options before relying on a local workflow. Each business account uses one operating country at a time.

Do I need to change my whole process first?

No. Start with clients, estimates, invoices, and payment follow-up. Add routes, suppliers, templates, reports, or team roles only when they make the work easier.

Built for service days

Bring your next job into focus.

Bring the next customer, invoice, and payment record together.

Start with FacturaOS