SalesSubscriptions

Subscriptions

If you bill a client the same amount on a regular cycle — a retainer, a subscription, rent — set up a subscription once and let weBiller create the invoices for you.

The subscriptions list.
Your subscriptions.

Create a subscription

Start a new subscription

Choose New subscription.

Pick the client and currency

As with any invoice.

Choose how often it repeats

Pick an interval: Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly, or Custom (every N days).

Set the start and (optional) end date

The start date is when the first invoice generates. Leave the end date blank to run indefinitely.

Set the payment-due offset

How many days after each invoice is generated it’s due.

Choose auto-send

Turn Auto-send on to send each generated invoice immediately, or leave it off to create each one as a draft for you to review and send.

Combine, prorate, or set a term (optional)

  • Combine onto one invoice — group this subscription with the client’s other combinable subscriptions due the same day, each labelled with its reference.
  • Prorate the first invoice — bill only the remaining fraction of the first period (weekly & monthly).
  • Contract term — end the subscription automatically after a fixed number of invoices.

Add line items, notes, and terms

Just like an invoice. The card shows the total per invoice.

weBiller generates due invoices automatically once a day. A subscription set to auto-send will deliver them the same way a manual invoice is delivered (in-app or by shared link).

Managing a subscription

On a subscription’s detail page you can:

  • Pause / Resume — temporarily stop generating invoices, then start again.
  • Generate now — create an invoice immediately, outside the normal cycle.
  • Edit — change the amount, interval, or dates.
  • Delete — stop the subscription. Invoices it already generated are kept.

The detail page also shows the subscription’s details (how often, next run, start/end, payment due, auto-send state) and a list of every invoice it has generated, each linking to the invoice itself.