Five things that run on their own
Sales invoices from a completed job
A completed job is retyped into an invoice.
A completed job becomes a draft invoice in Moneybird, ready to send.
Connecting Moneybird with Altramano means: the Moneybird integration connects Altramano to your Moneybird books through the official Moneybird login. Contacts and invoices are read, sales invoices created, sent and registered as paid, all in your own environment in Amsterdam and with approval wherever you want it.
A completed job is retyped into an invoice.
A completed job becomes a draft invoice in Moneybird, ready to send.
Someone pulls the outstanding invoices every week and types reminders.
The outstanding sales invoices are pulled; per customer a reminder is ready in your tone.
Payments are put on the invoice by hand.
A payment in Mollie is found on the matching invoice and registered in Moneybird.
A new customer from the CRM or a form is retyped into Moneybird.
A new customer becomes a contact in Moneybird, with the details from the source.
Figures are exported and retyped in Excel.
The Studio makes a dashboard from the sales and purchase invoices in Moneybird and refreshes it every month.
Sales invoices from a completed job. Now: a completed job is retyped into an invoice. With Altramano: a completed job becomes a draft invoice in Moneybird, ready to send. The agent does this with Moneybird through logging in to the service, in your own environment in Amsterdam. Whatever goes out or gets booked, it puts to you first: you say yes, then it runs. Every run is in Runs.
You sign in with your Moneybird account and grant access; after that you choose the administration per step. No separate module is needed.
Yes, in Moneybird under connected apps, or in Altramano under Integrations. Both take effect immediately.
Only in steps you set up without approval. By default an invoice is ready as a draft and waits for a yes; every run is in Runs.
Yes. You choose it in your environment under Integrations and connect in a few minutes.
Then there is the general HTTP integration, or we extend the integration if the system has an API.