Overdue invoices.
Client invoices past due, with the amount and how late each one is.
Get paid for the work you already did.
Huck finds overdue invoices and unbilled work in your email, tells you what each is worth, and sends the reminder when you say so.
Next, connect Gmail with Google sign-in. Huck texts your first list today.
What Huck finds and chases.
The money you’re owed is already in your inbox. The invoice that went out 45 days ago. The travel you never put on the client’s bill. The ad spend you paid for a client and forgot to pass on. None of it is hard to collect. Someone has to notice it and ask.
Work nobody billed.
Billable expenses, pass-through costs and client spend missing from an invoice.
Reminders on time.
A short, polite reminder, sent when you say so, or at the point you set once.
Paid, not just sent.
Huck follows up until the invoice is paid, and texts you when it is.
Money owed to you, with a number on it.
Agencies
- $3,420 of ad spend on Copperleaf’s account in September isn’t on their October invoice. Here’s a note billing it, with the receipts attached. Send it?
- Send it.
- Sent. It’s in your Sent folder. I’ll text you when Copperleaf pays.
Recruiters
- 38 background checks in Q3, $1,330 in all, weren’t billed to the clients whose agreements cover them. Want me to send each client the charge?
- Yes.
- Sent to 5 clients. They’re in your Sent folder. I’ll follow up on anything unpaid at 30 days.
Illustrative examples.
Nothing goes out until you say so.
You approve. Huck follows through.
Huck asks before each reminder until you tell it once: “Chase anything over 30 days from now on.” Huck does it that way from then on, and texts you each reminder it sends.
What Huck doesn’t do
Huck doesn’t collect payment, charge late fees or replace your invoicing software. Huck finds what you’re owed and sends the reminders you approve.
Your email stays yours.
- You connect Gmail with Google sign-in, so you never share a password.
- Huck doesn’t use your data to train large language models, and doesn’t sell ads.
- Delete your account and Huck deletes or deidentifies your data, as the privacy notice describes.
Questions
Will Huck send reminders without asking?
Only when you’ve told it to. Until then, Huck asks before each one and texts you what went out.
How does Huck know an invoice is late?
From the invoices you’ve sent and the payment notices in your Gmail. No bank login needed.
Will Huck charge my clients late fees?
No. Huck doesn’t charge fees or collect payment. Huck sends the reminders you approve.
Is this an invoicing tool?
No. Keep the invoicing software you use now. Huck finds what’s late or never billed, and follows up.
What does it cost?
Free while Huck is in beta, with no card needed to start. Then $49 a month at the founding price, locked in while you stay. Regular price $99. No setup fee.
More Huck can do: Bills, renewals and refunds · Email and replies · Leads and proposals · Marketing
See what’s slipping.
Start with the invoice that’s late.