Pain point

Billing
nightmares.

Invoicing eats Friday. Money sits in AR for three weeks. Chemistry costs bleed silently. Margin walks out the back door because nobody is watching it route-by-route — and you're still typing invoices by hand on Sunday night.

Invoice · generated on visit close
Diagram
INVOICE · #1188Bayview Estates · monthlyMonthly service$165.00Chlorine · 4 lbs$28.00Cyanuric · 2 lbs$14.00Filter clean$45.00Total · auto-pay$252.00→ paid · synced to QBOSTEP 1Visit closesSTEP 2Invoice generatedSTEP 3Auto-pay runsSTEP 4Books synced
Invoice · generated on visit close
Line items from the visit, chemicals at cost, paid online
Pillar
Clarity
Every dollar in motion — visible. Every cost — priced. Every invoice — sent on visit close.
Promise
Grow without chaos
Skip the bookkeeper hire. Skip the Friday-night marathon. Margin is a number you can name.

The billing leaks — and the features that close them.

Seven of the most common ways money quietly walks out the back door — and the PSS feature that puts it back where it belongs.

Invoices typed up after routes — billing is slow, batched on Friday night, and reaches the client weeks after the work.
PSS solves it with
Invoice on close
The visit closes — the invoice goes out. Chemistry priced in. Stripe + QBO handle the rest.
Open feature →
Overdue invoices go unpenalized — and clients learn that "late" doesn't cost them anything.
PSS solves it with
Late fees, on autopilot
Late-fee rules run themselves. Clients see the fee in the same portal where they pay.
Open feature →
One late-fee rule doesn't fit every agreement — commercial accounts, residential plans and project work each need their own policy.
PSS solves it with
Fees, per agreement
Different rules for commercial, residential and project work. Grace periods, flat fees and percentages — all configurable.
Open feature →
Slow ways to pay — checks in the mail, deposits at the bank, "I'll call you Tuesday."
PSS solves it with
Online payments · Stripe
Cards, ACH, auto-pay at Stripe's posted rates — no PSS markup. One-tap pay link on every visit report.
Open feature →
No clear view of what's unpaid — and the AR aging report only gets opened once a quarter.
PSS solves it with
Live AR aging
Unpaid invoices grouped by client, route or age. One-tap nudges; one-tap auto-pay retries.
Open feature →
Quote approvals and repair authorizations scattered across email, text and voicemail — nothing on file when work happens.
PSS solves it with
One-tap approvals
Quotes go out from the visit card. Client approves with one tap. Approval timestamped on the job — defensible later.
Open feature →
Chemistry costs that nobody is tracking — acid, chlorine and salt poured for free because the dose never reaches the invoice.
PSS solves it with
Chemistry cost, per stop
Every dose × unit cost, rolled up per stop, per route, per tech. Priced into the invoice and tracked over time.
Open feature →

Margin by route, by stop, by tech.

The data was always there — sitting on chemistry logs, GPS pings and invoice queues. PSS just rolls it up. Here's what a typical Tuesday looks like the first week you turn it on.

Route
Revenue / wk
Chemistry cost
Net margin
Mon · Heritage Hills
$2,140
$312
$1,418 · 66%
Tue · Westshore
$2,310
$641
$1,049 · 45%
Wed · Greenway
$1,890
$284
$1,302 · 69%
Thu · Lakeview
$2,060
$345
$1,380 · 67%
Fri · Coastal
$2,420
$398
$1,612 · 67%
Pain → PSS solution

The billing leaks — and the features that close them.

Three of the most common ways money quietly walks out the back door — and the PSS feature that puts it back where it belongs.

The problem
Invoices typed up after routes — billing is slow, batched on Friday night, and reaches the client weeks after the work.
With PSS
Invoice on close
The visit closes — the invoice goes out. Chemistry priced in. Stripe + QBO handle the rest.
The problem
Overdue invoices go unpenalized — and clients learn that "late" doesn't cost them anything.
With PSS
Late fees, on autopilot
Late-fee rules run themselves. Clients see the fee in the same portal where they pay.
The problem
One late-fee rule doesn't fit every agreement — commercial accounts, residential plans and project work each need their own policy.
With PSS
Fees, per agreement
Different rules for commercial, residential and project work. Grace periods, flat fees and percentages — all configurable.

Spreadsheet ops vs. invoiced-on-close ops.

Same revenue, same chemistry, same routes — billed and tracked automatically vs. by hand on a Friday night.

Without PSS · the leak

You bill on Friday. You can't see margin.

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Invoices batched at week-end. Payments arrive 3 weeks late on average.
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Chemistry usage logged on paper, never reaches the invoice.
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Card-on-file failures discovered when you chase the account.
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Margin per route is a feeling, not a number. P&L is monthly.
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Late fees never applied. Quote approvals lost in email.
With PSS · the leak closed

Invoice on close. Margin on a screen.

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Auto-invoice the second a visit closes. Stripe + QBO sync handles the rest.
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Chemistry usage captured per stop → priced into the invoice automatically.
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Auto-pay failures alerted same-day, with one-tap client prompt.
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Margin by route, by stop, by tech — live on the Control Center.
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Late fees applied per policy. Approvals timestamped on the job.
The other three
Field chaos.
Pain point
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Visibility & control gaps.
Pain point
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Client communication breakdowns.
Pain point
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A dedicated demo · your books

Close the leak. Bill on close. See your margin.

A live demo on your routes, your chemistry, your clients. We show you the dollars you're not invoicing today — and the three clicks that flip them on.

A dedicated demo · your books

Close the leak. Bill on close. See your margin.

A live demo on your routes, your chemistry, your clients. We show you the dollars you're not invoicing today — and the three clicks that flip them on.