Free templatesInvoice and debtor tracker

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Invoice and debtor tracker template

An invoice tracker lists every invoice you have sent, when it is due, whether it has been paid and what you have done to chase it.

The columns

Invoice number
Your invoice reference.
Customer
Who owes it.
Job
Job the invoice is for.
Issued
Date sent.
Due
Due date.
Amount (inc GST)
Invoice total.
Paid
Amount received.
Paid date
Date paid in full.
Reminders sent
Dates of each reminder.
Notes
Promises to pay, disputes.

Example rows

Sample data, included in the download so you can see the format. Delete these rows and add your own.

Invoice numberCustomerJobIssuedDueAmount (inc GST)PaidPaid dateReminders sentNotes
INV-1042Example CafeJ-33012026-11-042026-11-11386.10386.102026-11-06
INV-1043Example HomesJ-33102026-10-152026-10-291320.000.002026-10-30, 2026-11-06Owner away until 10 Nov

Using it well

  • Send a reminder the day after the due date, then weekly.
  • Put the payment details and a way to pay online on every invoice.
  • Reconcile against your bank or Xero weekly, so the tracker matches reality.

Outgrowing the spreadsheet?

Taskr emails invoices with a pay-online link, marks them overdue on the due date and sends reminders automatically, with payments synced to Xero.

Chasing unpaid invoices: how Taskr helps

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What payment terms should a trade business use?

7 days is common for homeowners, and 14 to 30 days for commercial accounts. Put the terms on the quote, so they are agreed before the work starts.