Regular rounds. Simpler billing.
When customers get their windows cleaned regularly, billing should be as clear as the agreement. Alunta brings recurring payments and customer data together.

From a recurring interval to the next invoice.
Agree the service and billing cycle with the customer.
Let recurring invoices follow the subscription.
Connect route planning if completed visits need to affect the bill.
What an agreement could look like.
Create a recurring plan with the customer’s chosen billing cycle. Use semi-automatic billing when the amount needs checking after the work. Keep route planning in your existing system and connect it through an integration.
This example shows a possible setup. We’ll help adapt it to your agreements.Payments that fit your customers.
Choose payment methods based on who you sell to and how you collect payment.
Ask your AI about your business.
Connect Alunta to ChatGPT, Claude or Grok and explore your customer data. Answers depend on the information and permissions your AI can access.
Connect your AI to AluntaFor example, ask:
“Which customers have active plans, and what will be billed next month?”
“Which recurring plans have we lost since the start of the year?”
A closer look at individual features.
Find what fits your business. Open a feature to see it in action and learn more.

Subscriptions
See a customer’s agreement, price and renewal together.

Review before sending
Check an invoice before it is sent to the customer.

Customer communication
Customise the messages customers receive from Alunta.

One-off invoicing
Create an invoice for a job without a subscription.

Pause
Pause a subscription as agreed with the customer.

Billing cycles
Choose a billing cycle that fits the agreement.

Customer overview
Find a customer’s figures, subscriptions and details.

Invoicing and bookkeeping
See the invoice and its payment status for a customer.
Already using other systems?
We’re happy to help connect Alunta to your CRM, time tracking, membership register or dashboards. Tell us how you work and we’ll explore where an integration makes sense.
