Feature

Add the invoice you already sent and start the chase from there.

ChaseNow is useful even when the invoice was generated elsewhere. Invoice upload and existing-invoice intake let the owner keep their current invoicing workflow while using ChaseNow for follow-up.

How it works

How invoice upload works in ChaseNow

Add the invoice number, customer details, amount, and due date.

Attach the original invoice PDF if you want the record to carry the original file.

Preview the first follow-up, then start the chase from the existing invoice.

Invoice intake

Existing invoice details become a live chase record

Reference number, customer, amount, and due date
Optional invoice PDF attachment
Follow-up preview before anything is sent
This lowers friction for businesses that already have an invoicing habit but no structured collections layer.

Why it matters

Why teams pay for invoice upload

Most small businesses are not shopping for a brand-new invoicing stack.

The ability to work from existing invoices makes ChaseNow easier to adopt and easier to test.

It also helps owners get to value quickly because they can start with invoices that are already outstanding.

FAQ

Do I have to recreate the invoice from scratch?

No. ChaseNow supports adding an invoice you already sent so the follow-up can start from that record.

Can I attach the original PDF?

Yes. The existing invoice workflow supports attaching the invoice PDF when you have it.

Does upload change the original invoice system?

No. It simply creates a ChaseNow record so the collections workflow can begin.

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Turn one unpaid invoice into a repeatable workflow.

This feature matters because it removes one more manual follow-up burden from the owner. Start the trial and put it on a real invoice.