Hand Friday your Sunday paperwork
Invoices, payouts, weekly numbers and the receipts you meant to file. Friday connects to the money side of your business and handles it by text.
How was the week?
Friday$8,420 in services, up 12% from last week. 3 no-shows, 2 of them covered by deposits.
Your card payout on Thursday was $186 short. It's the processing fee on the new terminal. Want the breakdown?
No. Did the Hendersons get invoiced?
FridayYes, Friday night. They paid this morning.
The work after closing is the part nobody sees: matching payouts, chasing an invoice, copying appointments into the books so your accountant doesn't yell at you in April.
What Friday can do on the money side
- Weekly numbers on demand. "What did I make this week?" gets you a real answer, compared to last week.
- Invoices. Finished appointments become invoices in your accounting software. Nobody types them in twice.
- Deposits and payment links. Sent at booking, tracked, and followed up if they're unpaid.
- Payout checks. When a deposit into your bank doesn't match what you expected, Friday finds out why.
- Receipts. Text her a photo of a receipt and she files it where it belongs.
It works with what you already use
Friday connects to the booking, payments and accounting apps small businesses already run on. You sign in once, with your own account, the same way you would give a new bookkeeper a login. You can disconnect at any time.
Booking plus money is where it adds up
When one teammate handles both the calendar and the payments, things stop falling through the gap between them. The appointment, the deposit, the invoice and the thank-you text are one job, not four chores for four different apps.
Sunday night can be Sunday night again.