4 invoices sent across retainers and project work
See the logged-in ABH workflow without creating an account
This public demo uses fictional sample data to show how clients, projects, tracked work, retainers, and invoices fit together once you are inside Agency Billing Hub.
Track the work, show the proof, and bill from the same record
Ready to turn into the next billing run
1 retainer is close to overage
Both already include public invoice links
Your next billing win
ABH works best when each time entry already belongs to a client, project, and task. That is what makes the invoice easier for clients to verify later.
- 1 client connected to an active retainer
- 3 active projects with tracked work ready to bill
- 1 public invoice link already prepared for review
Logged work becomes invoice context later
See included hours before overages surprise anyone
If one more revision round lands this month, overages will start to show up clearly before billing.
Keep scope, tracked hours, and billing aligned
Each invoice is easier to review because the work record already exists
Proof-backed invoice linked to tracked work
Monthly retainer with included-hours summary
Project invoice ready for client review
Billing visibility stays connected to the people and projects behind it
Billable work that became invoiced work
Measured from send to confirmed review
Across active recurring client work
Create your own proof-backed workflow
Start with one client, one project, and one invoice. The billing clarity in this demo comes from tracked work, not from rewriting the invoice after the fact.