The reason invoices stall is that the information they need went four separate ways at wrap. In Jenee it never leaves the booking — so billing is a decision, not a reconstruction.
Capture once, keep it attached, send with confidence. The invoice is a product of the booking, not a reconstruction of it.
A taxi receipt photographed on the day is read, itemized and filed against the booking it belongs to — amount, date and category picked out for you. Talent file their own from their space, waiting on your approval. No shoebox at month-end, no re-keying a pile of paper into the invoice three weeks later.
Receipts stay attached, and go out with the invoice as supporting evidence.
Invoices and credit notes generate straight from the booking — dates, rights, fees, commissions and expenses already on the lines, with receipts and rights contracts attached as evidence. Out comes a PDF for the client and a UBL e-invoice for the systems that demand one. Your template, your terms, and a gap-free number sequence that holds even when two bookers confirm at the same second.
Talent statements and booker commissions compute from the same records the invoices came from — one truth, three documents.
Confirmed invoices are sent on to your accounting software the way it already expects them — no export, no re-keying. VAT is resolved for cross-border EU work, and an unbalanced invoice is refused rather than sent.
Usage rights recorded at deal time — territory, media, duration — priced onto the invoice instead of being re-negotiated from memory a season later. Agreed in another currency? Converted on the line.
It keeps your process and removes the handoffs that currently break it. Your template, your terms, your books — Jenee feeds them complete documents instead of asking finance to reconstruct bookings from threads.
Twenty minutes with one of your recent bookings: expenses in, rights on, invoice out. Bring your finance lead.