"Just circling back on this invoice!"
You've sent that email 40 times. It never gets less awkward.
PayTrack sends it for you — 7 days before it's due, on the due date, then 3 and 7 days after. Stops the second they pay.
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@jason_shen_2000@solopribuilds Not right now. Since freelancers are doing most of their work at a desktop or on a laptop, a mobile app will not fit for PayTrack right now.
Maybe later a mobile app will be great, but for now only a web version.
Analytics stops at the signup button and everything interesting happens after it
Did they finish on boarding, did they come back on day 2, did they ever touch the feature that makes people pay. No idea. And it's all already sitting in my database
@Xarlizard Yeah, for one invoice the risk sits with you. That's the trade.
You can see what you're paying for before you pay, and it's a Stripe payment, so you can dispute it. A freelancer pulling that stunt loses the money and the client in the same week.
You send the files. Then you wait. Then you write the polite reminder.
PayTrack attaches your deliverables to the invoice and keeps them locked. The client pays, the files go out automatically.
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@alexii_9 Learned it the expensive way. Built the whole settings screen, shipped it, then actually looked at who opened it. Basically nobody.
PayTrack just fires 3 days before due, day of, then +3 / +7 / +14 now. One switch to turn reminders off entirely. Nobody has asked for more since.
@terencebuilds Exactly this. And the stupid part is it’s all already sitting in my database, I just never look because it means writing a query every time
Do you check yours at all, or is it a blind spot you’ve accepted? Haven’t found anyone yet with an actual system for it
I can tell you exactly where every visitor came from. Reddit, X, Google, direct. That part is solved
I cannot tell you what a single one of them did after they made an account. That's the part i actually need
Honestly no idea yet, that’s kind of why I’m posting about it
Closest thing I’ve got is that the data already exists in my own database. Signups, purchases, all of it is sitting in mongo. I just never look at it because it means writing a query every time
Do you have this problem or have you already solved it? Curious what you’re using