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What is Invoicey?

Invoice automation built on validated data, from draft to PDF, ISDOC and payment QR.

Invoicey is invoice automation for freelancers and small teams — Czech-first by design (ARES, VAT, ISDOC, SPAYD), schema-validated from draft to delivery.

An invoice is data, not a document

Every invoice is a validated JSON payload first. The PDF, the ISDOC XML and the payment QR code are all renders of that payload — never the source of truth.

The web app, MCP, the CLI, Invoicey Drive and the Slack agent all share that same validated payload. Drive is the exception that only reads issued invoices — it never drafts or issues.

What you get

CapabilityDetail
Czech VATStandard/reduced rates, reverse charge, OSS, exempt supplies, DUZP
ARES lookupType an IČO, get the legal name, address and DIČ filled in
PDFBranded invoice PDF with the payment QR embedded
ISDOC 6.0.2XML your accountant's software imports without retyping
SPAYD QRCzech banking apps pre-fill amount, account, VS from a scan
Multiple issuersSeparate businesses, each with its own numbering and bank account
Payment ledgerManual payments + Fio bank feed; other banks deferred for now
AutomationCreate and issue from Cursor, Claude Code, Slack or the CLI
Invoicey DriveIssued PDFs as files in Finder on your Mac

How the pieces fit

Every surface must satisfy the same schema before Invoicey renders or stores an invoice.

Start here

Current scope

Invoicey is pre-1.0. Today that means:

  • Czech koruna only. Multi-currency is not implemented. The Fio pilot is CZK-only.
  • Czech and English UI. Issued PDF and ISDOC labels remain Czech.
  • API keys have no scopes. A key is full access to one workspace — see API keys.
  • No public REST API. Automation goes through MCP, the CLI, or the Slack agent.
  • Recurring invoices are drafts only. A daily cron creates a reviewable draft; you issue and send it. Auto-issue and auto-email are not in v1.
  • Bank matching is confirm-first. Fio imports proposals; a person confirms allocations — see Reconcile payments. Why only Fio: Bank connections.