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Tired of Chasing Late Payments? How HVAC Contractors Track Receivables

Every HVAC and refrigeration owner knows the feeling: the work is done, the customer is happy, but the money never shows up. Weeks pass, the invoice is buried somewhere, and you can't even remember exactly who still owes you. R-Pro closes that gap by tying every on-site job to a customer ledger, so unpaid balances surface automatically instead of slipping through the cracks.

Receivables Tracking

It starts on the truck: capture the job and the receipt at the site

The office side: a customer ledger that flags who still owes you

Why the two together stop late payments at the source

Two tools, one workflow, paid on time

R-Pro pairs a powerful FIELD APP, AI fault diagnosis on 600+ real cases, nameplate and receipt scanning, voice memos, per-customer history, and on-site receipts, with a full OFFICE ERP, quotes, invoices and tax invoices, accounting, inventory, suppliers, and a customer ledger that flags every unpaid balance. Two strong products that work as one, in 10 languages, on a single subscription. Stop chasing late payments and let the receivables track themselves.

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FAQ

How do I know which customers still owe me money?

The OFFICE ERP's customer ledger shows every invoice with a paid or unpaid status, and outstanding balances are flagged automatically. You can open one customer to see their full history or pull a report listing every open balance across all clients before you start collection calls.

Can I give the customer a receipt right at the job site?

Yes. The FIELD APP lets you issue a receipt on site the moment the work is finished, fully offline. The customer sees the exact charge in front of you, which heads off the misunderstandings that usually cause payment delays later.

Do I have to re-enter the field charges into my accounting?

No. R-Pro is built so field work flows into the office books automatically. A charge you log on the truck becomes a tracked receivable in the customer ledger with no double entry, so nothing gets lost between the site and the office.

What happens when a customer disputes a bill?

Because the on-site receipt and the office ledger reference the same job, you can pull up the original charge, the service history, and any voice memo about the agreed terms in seconds. Showing that record resolves most disputes fast, so the payment isn't held up while you argue over what was done.