Quote sent
The quote goes out neatly to your customer.
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Quote sentQuote signedTuesday, 9.12am
2 480 €
Invoice sentWith its payment link
2 480 €
PaidThe same day, no reminder needed
2 480 €
You didn't ask for anything
Signature, invoice, payment link, reminder at day 7: the rest goes out by itself.
Your customer
2 480 €
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The method
Get paid in 2 clicks
The work is done.The money should follow.
The quote goes out in two minutes, they sign from their phone, the deposit is requested automatically, and the invoice is settled in one click. The reminders never get forgotten.
You're no longer the one chasing: the reminder goes out without you, and the tone stays yours.
The figure that sums it all up
You have more money sitting with your customers than in your account
The two average amounts for a small French business. In France, fewer than one business in two pays its suppliers on time.
What your customers owe youinvoices already sent, work already done, not yet paid
29 578 €
What you actually have in the bankthe cash available to pay your suppliers and pay yourself a salary
16 783 €
What that money isn't doing
That 29 578 € is already earned. As long as it sits with your customers, it buys no stock and pays nobody.
It's not a turnover problem: it's a timing problem. And you pay for that delay elsewhere.
What it really changes
A late invoice doesn't stop with you
The work is done, the customer is happy, and yet you're the one fronting the money. Here's where it shows.
Without the chain
When it's running
You dip into your savings
Materials for the next job, wages, rent: it's your cash flow that fronts what the customer hasn't paid yet.
You buy with money already in
The deposit is in before you spend the first euro. The job no longer starts on your back.
You push back your suppliers
One business owner in two hit by a late payment has already delayed paying a supplier or a wage. The delay passes down the line.
Your suppliers get paid
On time, as before. You keep the reputation of someone who pays, and the good prices that come with it.
You spend your evenings on it
Find the invoice, find the number, find the words, do it again the following week. Two hours a month at the very least.
You no longer chase
The reminders go out by themselves, in order, at the right time. Evenings become evenings again.
One business owner in two has already seen their business put at risk by a late payment. It's almost never the amount that puts you at risk, it's the delay.
What we do
Get paid in 2 clicks.
Quote sent. Signature received.
Deposit requested. Invoice sent.
Payment received. Reminders handled.
Everything moves along, even when you've moved on to something else.
Signature received
The customer signs online, you're notified.
Deposit requested
The deposit is requested automatically.
Invoice sent
The invoice goes out as soon as the deposit is received.
Automatic reminders
Reminders in stages, with no intervention.
Payment received
The payment is in, everything is up to date.
The turnover that doesn't exist yet
Your pending quotes, counted once and for all
The site visit is done, the pricing is done, and then nothing. Most business owners have never seen this counter.
7
quotes pending
14 200 €
The oldest goes back 26 days. You've never followed it up.
4
quotes signed this month
9 800 €
Three of them after a polite follow-up. It's the step most often missing.
2
quotes closed
5 100 €
Marked as lost, with the reason. The list stays readable and you finally know where you stand.
4 out of 13
that's your conversion rate
Last month: 5 out of 12
The figure almost nobody tracks. Month after month, it tells you whether you're losing on price or on silence.
The follow-up goes out by itself
At day 7, day 21, then day 35. It offers help with a decision, it asks for nothing: following up a quote is nothing like chasing an unpaid invoice.
Silence isn't a no
It's almost always a decision put off: another quote awaited, a budget to weigh up. The quote isn't lost, it's on hold, and nobody reopens it.
It's not just about price
Asked what makes them sign with a tradesperson, homeowners cite reputation first, then the trust they felt at the meeting, then the after-sales service. The lowest price only comes fourth.
Example set-up
A deposit isn't asked for the same way everywhere.
This is an example. We then adapt the rule to your trade, the way you work and your customers.
30 %
of the amount
when the quote is signed
The moment
As soon as the customer agrees,
before the job starts
The rule
The deposit is the first proof of commitment. Without it, nothing starts.
A booking fee
at booking
the slot is held
The moment
The rest on the day
The rule
The slot is held and a no-show costs less.
A deposit
on large parties
and private hire
The moment
Before the room is blocked out
The rule
You no longer block out a room on a mere promise.
Quote signed
before opening
before opening the bonnet
The moment
Payment by link on collection
The rule
The vehicle doesn't leave until it's settled.
Example settings: the principle is then adapted to each trade, each way of working and each customer.
The question everyone asks
And if they still don't pay?
Atlas follows up for you, from the first reminder to putting the file together.
Five automatic steps, designed to get you paid without spending your days on it.
What the law says
Between businesses, an invoice paid late can incur penalties and a fixed compensation of 40 euros for recovery costs. These details are mandatory on your invoices: they're there, automatically.
Up to the third stage, there's nothing for you to do and nothing to say. Beyond that, nothing goes out without your say-so.
The courteous reminder
Most delays are simple oversights.
The payment link
A message with the button to pay, by card or bank transfer.
The tone goes up a notch
Still polite, but firmer.
The penalties set out on your invoice are pointed out.
The formal notice, ready
The letter is written, the amounts calculated and the recorded delivery ready to go.
It only goes if you decide so.
The complete file
Signed quote, invoice, proof of sending, reminder history: everything is together.
You decide what happens next.
How it works
Three days that count
Between the three, you do nothing. The chain moves along by itself.
Quote day
They receive it and sign it the same day. The deposit is requested straight after.
Invoice day
It goes out with its payment link. The reminder before the due date is already scheduled.
Transfer day
The payment is logged by itself. You reconciled nothing, chased nothing, asked for nothing.
You stay in control of everything: the tone of the messages, the size of the deposit, and the customers you'd rather call yourself.
The time it takes
How much time getting paid takes you
Tick what fills your weeks. The counter adds up by itself. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent.
Getting the documents out
Tracking what comes in
Chasing the money
Time won back, estimate
≈0 h/ month
that's 0 hours over a year
What fills your weeks?
Talk to someone Get a figure for my own caseEstimate based on typical timings in small businesses. Your actual situation is measured at the first meeting.
What you tell us
What you think.
What we answer.
Six things we hear as soon as money comes up. They deserve a straight answer.
Asking for a deposit looks distrustful.
Our answer
It's provided for by law and it's the norm in almost every trade. A deposit requested at the moment of signing shocks nobody: it's the one asked for three weeks later that surprises.
I don't dare chase, I'm afraid of offending.
Our answer
Thirty-four per cent of business owners say the same. That's exactly why you're no longer the one chasing: the reminder goes out by itself, politely, and you no longer have the awkward conversation to have.
My customers pay by cheque, it's always worked.
Our answer
We take nothing away from them. The payment link is added, it doesn't replace. Those who prefer a cheque carry on, the others pay the same day from their phone.
Online payment means fees.
Our answer
Yes, a few cents per transaction. Compare that with an invoice paid forty days late, or not at all: forty-two per cent of businesses have already given up on being paid.
Late payments come with the trade.
Our answer
That's what fatalism says, and it's wrong. Eighty-six per cent of businesses suffer late payments, but those that chase at the right time get paid faster. The difference isn't the customer, it's the follow-up.
I don't have time to deal with all this.
Our answer
That's exactly what we remove. Forty-seven per cent of business owners spend more than two hours a month chasing late payments. Those two hours disappear, they don't move elsewhere.
Funding
Part of it may not come out of your pocket
French regions fund the digitisation of small businesses. Precisely the tools this page is about.
30 à 50 %
of the spend covered, depending on your region and up to a ceiling
0 %100 %
What gets funded
The management software, payments, scheduling, automation. No brochures, no advertising.
The rest of the bill
A normal business expense: subscriptions and services are tax-deductible, VAT reclaimed.
And a loan, if needed
From €5,000 to €100,000 for your move to digital, with no security required. It's a loan, it has to be repaid.
The trap, and there's no way back
The application must be filed before anything starts. A signed quote, a deposit paid, and the application is inadmissible.
So it's the first thing we look at together, before we even talk about what we install.
A rule shared by almost all public grants
What we do with you
- We look for what's available in your region
- We help you put the application together, and file it in time
- We follow the review with you, right up to the decision
- We work with your accountant, never in their place
We help you put the application together: the request remains yours, and you're the one who signs it. Your tax affairs are your accountant's, and we don't replace them. No grant is guaranteed: schemes change, so do the conditions, and some regions have none.
Free assessment
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2What's your trade?
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What would you like to improve?
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The other parts of the method
Know what's still out therePending quotes, open invoices, cash on its way. On a single screen.DashboardsStop typing things twiceThe quote, the invoice and the accounts pass the work between them.Connect your toolsPaperwork, kept in order by itselfDeadlines, certificates, archiving: the obligation, prepared and filed.Paperwork on autopilotFill the diaryA signed quote is no use if the diary is empty. Booking and reminders.SchedulingBring back those you no longer seeThe message goes out at the right moment, and due dates are flagged by themselves.Customer loyalty
The modules for getting paid in 2 clicks
Chasing unpaid invoicesFive stages go out on their own, from the polite nudge to the formal file.From €39 a monthViewAutomatic invoicingThe signed quote becomes the invoice, with nothing to retype.From €49 a monthViewAutomatic quotesYour line items and your prices: tick, check, send.From €49 a monthViewPayment links and QR codesThey pay from their phone, the payment is logged on its own.From €29 a monthViewElectronic document signingThey sign with a finger, no printer or scanner needed.From €49 a monthViewInstant online paymentSettled on the spot, no chequebook or cash to find.From €29 a monthViewSubscriptions and prepaid cardsCollected on the 5th, so you know what's coming in next month.From €59 a monthViewPayment reminder to the customerA courteous note, the button to pay, the relationship intact.From €39 a monthViewInvoice sent to the customer automaticallyTidy, immediate, and easy to find the day they need it.From €49 a monthViewEstimated quote from tailored questionsThey leave knowing what they want, and what it costs.From €49 a monthView