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Get paid without spending evenings chasing.

A clear quote, an invoice sent as soon as the work is done, and a reminder that runs on time are usually more useful than another awkward phone call. These guides cover the practical steps, the Irish rules and the wording to use.

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Late payment interest in Ireland: what you can actually charge (2026)

Statutory late-payment interest is 10.40% a year from July 2026, plus a fixed EUR 40-100 fee. The catch: business customers only, not households.

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A calmer getting-paid routine

  1. Quote clearly Scope and price agreed in writing before the work starts.
  2. Finish the job Complete the work and confirm anything extra.
  3. Send the invoice Out while the job is still fresh, not at the end of the month.
  4. Record the payment Log what is paid and what is still due.
  5. Follow up on time Let the reminders run so you stay professional.

The guides explain each step. JobDiary keeps the steps together.

When the reminder should not live in your head.

JobDiary keeps the quote, the invoice and the chase state together. Reminders can run at day 3, day 7 and day 14, and part payments keep their remaining balance.

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Today Crew 1
Crew 1 3 of 6 done
Crew 1 jobs today
Time Job Status
08:30 7 The Green Mow, edge, hedge Done
09:15 23 Seabury Drive Mow, weed Done
10:00 9 Brookfield Lawn Mow, feed In progress
11:05 12 Castle Park Mow, hedge rear Next
12:00 31 Church Road Mow Scheduled
13:15 18 The Rise Mow, edge, bins out Scheduled

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