Up to two buttons in the branded header. One states the number of invoices due and the total balance; the other states how many change orders need a signature. Each jumps to the real billing card lower down. When nothing is outstanding it renders nothing.
Also called: invoice due banner · sign this change order · what do I owe
- 1It fetches the customer invoice list and change order list on mount
- 2Invoices count only those with a positive balance that are not void or draft
- 3Change orders count those still sent or viewed
- 4Tapping smooth-scrolls to the billing row anchor
An invoice that needed paying and a change order that needed signing were cards partway down the page, so a customer could scroll straight past a bill that was due and the builder chased it a fortnight later. Anything needing the customer's attention is lifted to a rail at the top. When nothing is outstanding the rail is not rendered at all, so the dashboard never nags a customer whose account is clear.
- Money actions buried below the fold on a long dashboard
- Dashboards that nag when nothing is actually due
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