Finance

Billing Health

Find the money you already earned.

Every remodeler has done this. The change order got signed in March. The job closed in May. Somewhere in between, nobody billed for it — and you don't find out until you're reconciling at year end, if you find out at all.

Billing Health is the page that catches it while the money is still collectable.

Why I built this

I used to spend hours every Friday clicking through every project.

Checking that every signed change order had made it onto an invoice. That every estimate had been fully invoiced. That every draft had actually been sent. Row by row, project by project — because I knew what happened if I didn't.

At some point I realized: this is the kind of thing software should just do. Not just for me — for every contractor with a busy office who's been having some version of that same Friday.

That's how Billing Health became a page. It runs the check I used to run by hand — on every account, every day.

Laura Founder, MY LAURA · Ops at Alpha Remodelers
The pattern

You've had all four of these.

Billing Health catches them while they're still fixable.

The March change order.

The one you signed with the client in the truck. It was going to go on the next invoice, and then two other things happened first, and then it just… didn't. It's still worth billing.

The draw you're behind on.

Rough-in was due last week. You were on-site. The office was busy. It's a week later and the client hasn't been billed for work that's already done and inspected.

The invoice in draft.

You built it. Reviewed it. Set it down to check one thing. It's been sitting in draft ever since. The reason it never went out is almost always a forgotten click.

The closed job with money in it.

The project moved to Complete. The estimate never made it to Fully Invoiced. There's scope in there that got done and never got billed. This is the one that stings.

Why an integrated platform

Billing Health isn't a bolt-on report. It reads from the same estimates, change orders, and invoices you're already working in — which is why it can catch things a spreadsheet or a standalone accounting tool structurally can't see. Your books know what you invoiced. Only your project system knows what you should have.

What you built
Your project system
What you invoiced
Your books
$4,200 still yours
Found by Billing Health

Only a system holding both sides can do the subtraction.

$299/month

Every account. Day one.

Billing Health is in every MY LAURA account on day one. Not a Pro tier. Not an add-on. Not metered by project count.

Unlimited projects. Unlimited team. Unlimited trade partners. One price.

$299/month

Every account. Day one.

Billing Health is included in every MY LAURA account. Not a Pro tier. Not an add-on.

Unlimited everything. 30-day free trial. No credit card.

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