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Contractor Invoice Generator Checklist

Build a clear invoice from contract value, approved changes, prior billings, current work, retainage, taxes, and payment terms.

The customer should be able to connect every invoice amount to the contract, approved changes, and work completed without reconstructing the project history.

Match the contract's billing method

Use milestone billing when the contract does, a schedule of values for progress billing, and itemized labor, material, equipment, and markup for time-and-material work.

Keep change orders traceable

List each approved change by number, date, description, amount, and prior billing. Do not hide unapproved scope inside a generic invoice line.

Show the balance bridge

Present contract value, changes, earned or completed work, retainage, prior invoices, payments, credits, current due, and remaining balance in a consistent order.

Questions

Can I use this on a customer estimate?

Use it as a starting point, then verify field measurements, specifications, local prices, taxes, permits, code requirements, and contract language before sending a price.

How much waste should I include?

Waste depends on material, layout, pattern, cut complexity, damage, and supplier packaging. Use the project drawings and manufacturer guidance, then document the allowance in the estimate.

Take it from worksheet to proposal.

GreenlitBid turns project details into a line-item estimate, branded proposal, signature, and deposit workflow.

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