Invora
Turn one-line briefs into quotes, invoices & payments
What it does
Invora turns a one-line brief into a client-ready quotation, converts it to an invoice in a click, and chases the payment for you. Built by Vertex Infotech.
Invora writes the quotation, keeps every rupee of the arithmetic in your hands, converts it to a GST-ready invoice in one click, and chases the payment while you get on with the work. 10 documents and 7 AI credits every month on the free plan. Upgrade only when it earns its keep. Not an accounting suite. The narrow slice that decides whether you get paid — done properly. Keyboard-first line-item editor, live totals, scope, deliverables and exclusions. Autosaves as you type, so a closed tab costs you nothing. One click converts an accepted quotation into an invoice, to the paise. Partial payments, running balance and a status that is always derived, never typed. Razorpay checkout on the…from invoratm.vercel.app
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