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Billing & Payments category

Available on the Elite plan with the billing feature active, currently in beta with selective customer access. If the category is missing from the BI sidebar, check that billing is enabled in Settings & Apps.

  1. Production never invoiced → Billing Gap catches this. Big billing gap, low realization.
  2. Invoiced but written down → Billing Health shows the write-off. Why? Discount, scope dispute, error.
  3. Invoiced but not collected → AR Aging shows it. Slow payer? Disputed? Bankrupt?

Use them together: Billing Health to spot the symptom, Billing Gap or AR Aging to act.

TermMeaning
Realization %Confirmed revenue / production value × 100
Write-on/offNet change to invoice rows after lock; negative = wrote down
Billing gapProduction value − confirmed revenue (signed)
Billing lagAverage days from work delivery to first invoice
DSOAverage days from invoice date to payment, weighted by amount
Collection ratePaid / invoiced × 100
AR aging bucketOutstanding amount split by overdue days (0-30, 30-60, 60-90, 90+)
ReportFocusBest for
Billing HealthRealization, write-off, billing gap, billing lagWeekly billing-team review of the whole pipeline
Billing GapDelivered work not yet on an invoicePre-month-end sweep to catch missing bills
AR AgingOutstanding receivables by client and age bucketDaily collections priority list
  • Billing team Monday morning → Billing Health for the weekly pulse, then Billing Gap to catch missed invoices.
  • CFO weekly review → Billing Health → AR Aging.
  • Collections call queue → AR Aging, sort by overdue desc.
  • Pre month-end → Billing Gap, aggressively.
  • Slow invoicing, Low realization, Slow payment, High write-off, High overdue, High unbilled, Poor collection
  • Fast payer (positive)

Below 90% deserves review. Below 70% is a problem. Open Billing Health, sort by realization asc, and find the worst clients.

Depends. If it’s intentional (retainer absorbing overages, deliberate discount), fine. If not, it’s discounting. Drill into the affected clients to see if they consistently get write-downs.

What’s the difference between billing gap and write-off?

Section titled “What’s the difference between billing gap and write-off?”

Billing gap is production not invoiced (unbilled work). Write-off is invoiced then reduced (already invoiced, then knocked down). Different problems, different fixes.

Correct — draft invoices appear as “Draft revenue” in a separate column. Realization and revenue KPIs use confirmed invoices only.