Pulled from your books
Open invoices come in from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or FreeAgent — or add a line by hand in seconds.
Invoices
Applications, invoices, retentions, variations and final accounts sit side by side, grouped by job. Each line shows what is owed, since when, and what the law says about it.
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Step by step
Open invoices come in from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or FreeAgent — or add a line by hand in seconds.
Each line belongs to a site or job, so you can see what every project still owes you.
Application, payment notice, pay less notice, VAT invoice, retention, variation or final account — each one follows its own rules.
Days overdue, the legal position and the next reminder are shown on every line. Mark it paid in one click.
The numbers
Every figure comes from GOV.UK or the legislation itself.
£26bn
UK businesses are owed around £26 billion in late payments at any moment — about £17,000 per affected business.
Source: GOV.UK — Late payment consultation: government response, 2026
86 hrs
The average affected business owner spends 86 hours a year chasing invoices.
Source: GOV.UK — Late payment consultation: government response, 2026
8% + base
Statutory interest on late commercial debts, plus £40–£100 fixed compensation per invoice.
Source: Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998
Questions
Statutory references are provided for information. Nemexio is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.