Hours BackSee a sample

Less admin. More hours back.

Managed admin for UK small businesses, starting with invoice chasing and booking admin.

Both services are planned, not available yet. Explore the samples or use our free invoice guide today.

See a sample
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  1. 1

    Choose the admin

    Planned: invoice chasing or booking admin, with a clear scope.

  2. 2

    Approve the setup

    You would approve the timing, wording and connected systems before anything runs.

  3. 3

    Keep it running

    We would maintain the workflow and flag anything that needs your decision.

Two ways to get your hours back.

Invoice chasing and booking admin are separate planned services. These are fictional examples, not live customer workflows. Supported booking systems will be confirmed before launch.

  • A joiner in a workshop laughing as he types on a laptop
    Chaser openingSample

    Hi Priya, quick one on invoice 1042. Could you tell me when it will land?

    Invoice chasing

    Planned: polite reminders in your voice, using a sequence you approve.

  • A woman relaxing on a sofa with a mug of tea, smiling out of a window
    Reply readSample

    Paying this Friday, sorry for the wait.

    Replies handled carefully

    Planned: pause for queries and ask you to confirm payment before marking an invoice paid.

  • A man holding a clipboard in a warehouse aisle, looking up calmly
    Booking reminderSample

    Your appointment is on 18 November at 10am. Please contact us if you need to change it.

    Booking admin

    Planned: online scheduling, reminders, changes and waiting-list offers through your existing booking tool.

  • A consultant writing in a notebook beside an open laptop at a wooden desk
    Planned booking workflowSample
    • Customer chooses a slot
    • Calendar and customer record update
    • Invoice follows your agreed rules

    Your systems, connected

    Planned: calendar, customer records and invoicing updates. Deposits would go directly to you through your payment provider.

An invoice reminder, in your words.

Both messages below are samples, written for a made-up business and a made-up customer. No messages have been sent.

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First reminderSample

To Priya Nair, Alder & Finch

Hi Priya, invoice 1042 for £2,400.00 was due on 14 March. Could you tell me when it will land? Thanks, Dan

A first reminder

Sent in Dan's name, for an invoice that does not exist.

A plasterer on a stepladder smiling at his phone during a tea break
Reply readSample

From Priya Nair

Hi Dan, sorry, paying this Friday.

And the answer

A made-up reply to that made-up reminder.

Invoice chasing: planned prices.

£500 setup and £150/month apply only to the planned invoice service. Neither service is available to buy yet.

Setup, paid once
£500
The monthly plan
£150 a month

Booking admin: pricing not set.

Booking work is not included in the invoice plan. Its scope and price will be defined separately. Deposits and customer payments would go directly to your business, not Hours Back.

For something you can use now, read our free invoice-reminder templates. No reminders are sent from this site.

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