Brontiq Books brings invoices, payments, credits and BAS into one ledger for freelancers, contractors and small businesses. Hourly and fixed-price work, GST, payment history and account statements stay with the client record.
Data
Yours
The ledger belongs to your business
GST
Per line
Summed, not applied at the foot
Ledger
Connected
Invoices, credits and payments
Overdue
Current
Based on the invoice due date
Australian tax invoices
Tax invoices carry the supplier and ABN, client details, invoice number, issue and due dates, itemised charges, GST and amount payable.
GST is calculated for each line, so taxable and non-taxable items share one invoice with a clear total.
Four invoice lines: $11,790.00 before GST, $1,179.00 GST and $12,969.00 payable. Hourly work is 38 hours at $165.00.
Hourly and fixed-price work
Fixed-price and hourly lines share one invoice. Each line carries its quantity, rate and GST, and the totals stay consistent across the invoice and ledger.
Hourly engagements retain their rate and hours alongside the billable work.
Four billable lines and one unbillable entry: $8,300.00 before GST, $830.00 GST and $9,130.00 payable.
Statements and balances
Statements bring together each client’s invoices, payment dates and outstanding balance. Unpaid invoices become overdue according to their due date.
Staff manage invoice statuses alongside the payment record. Invoices export as PDF documents; statements provide a print view of balances and payment history.
Statement of account: $12,045.00 current and $4,620.00 aged 30–59 days, totalling $16,665.00 outstanding.
How the balance is reached
Invoiced
Paid
Outstanding
Settled in the periodBB-2026-0179, 0181, 0184 and 0188, each with a payment date recorded
$29,942.00
$29,942.00
$0.00
Current ageing bandBB-2026-0197 at 21 days and BB-2026-0201 at 6 days past due
$12,045.00
$0.00
$12,045.00
30 to 59 daysBB-2026-0193, the oldest of the three still unpaid
$4,620.00
$0.00
$4,620.00
Statement total
$46,607.00
$29,942.00
$16,665.00
Invoices, payments and BAS
Clients, invoices, payments, credits and expenses connect through the ledger. GST records roll into BAS periods for quarterly reporting.
The client portal gives each client access to their own statement. Views and downloads stay recorded with the account.
Financial records require authenticated access.
Invoices in
Supplier invoices are read from uploaded PDFs, with the extracted details available for review.
Money against them
Payments are their own records against an invoice, so a partial settlement and a split are
simply several rows. Credits carry overpayment forward against a nominated invoice.
Quarterly
Expenses carry GST compliance fields and roll into BAS periods, which is the point at which
the ledger stops being a list of invoices and starts being accounts.
One ledger for the business
Line-by-line GST, payment history and a deletion log keep the account traceable. The ledger belongs to the business.
Invoices, payments, credits and BAS periods stay together in a database the business owns.