Estimates and invoicing built directly from the work, not recreated after it
Send customer-facing estimates, collect approvals, issue invoices from completed work orders, and keep billing tied to the operational source of truth.
Estimates tied directly to real work order scope and actuals
Customer approvals without paper trails and inbox chaos
One invoice system across shop work and fleet-connected jobs
CreoFleet
Billing teams stay aligned on
Estimate scope and approval status
Invoice-ready labor and parts actuals
Customer discount and payment state
Linked asset, customer, and work order context
Less revenue leakage
Invoice from actual work performed instead of rebuilding the job from memory.
Faster customer decisions
Collect approvals with cleaner estimate presentation and less operational back-and-forth.
One billing source of truth
Keep invoices tied to the same job record the shop and fleet teams are already using.
Core capabilities
Built to support real operational execution
These pages exist because the product area is real. Each capability below maps to a concrete workflow in the platform.
Estimate generation from work orders
Turn scoped work into a customer-ready estimate without duplicating job context.
Approval workflow
Capture estimate approvals so operational and billing teams can move in sync.
Invoice from actual work
Issue invoices directly from the work order and preserve what was actually completed.
Customer and payment context
Keep billing connected to the right customer, asset, and service history every time.
Operational flow
How teams typically run it
Build the estimate
Start from the actual work scope, labor, and parts instead of creating a second disconnected document.
Collect sign-off
Move jobs forward with customer approval that is recorded against the work.
Issue the invoice
Create the final invoice from completed work so finance and operations stay aligned.
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