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# Understanding Invoices
> View and download every invoice on the Finance page — your money system of record.
The **Finance** page shows every invoice across your Omnivoo account in one read-only table: EOR subscription charges and contractor payments both appear here. It also holds your balance and funding. This guide explains how invoices work, what each type means, and how to read them. Paying happens elsewhere (see [Paying Invoices](/billing/paying-invoices)).
## Finance Page Overview
Open **Finance** in the left sidebar. At the top, three summary cards give an at-a-glance view:
| Card | Description |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Total Billed** | Cumulative amount invoiced across all time |
| **Pending** | Total amount on invoices not yet paid |
| **Paid** | Total amount on invoices that have been settled |
Each card shows **one line per currency**. If you have been invoiced in USD and in EUR, Total Billed shows a USD line and a EUR line. Amounts in different currencies are never added together, so no card blends two currencies into a single figure.
Above the cards, an **overdue platform fees** notice appears when you have past-due platform-fee invoices. It counts them and totals them the same way, one amount per currency, for example "2 overdue platform fee invoices (\$98.00). Settle them from the Pay page."
Below that, a single table lists every invoice, most recent first. There are no separate tabs: EOR and contractor charges live in the same list.
If your account is set up with our payments partner, the Finance page also shows a **funding wallet** card where you can hold a balance to fund payroll and contractor payments. See [Funding your wallet](/billing/funding-wallet). The Finance page also folds in the [FX reconciliation ledger](/billing/wallet) (the old Wallet), an automatic accounting ledger that offsets your invoices.
## Invoice Types
Omnivoo generates four types of invoice, depending on the service:
| Type | Description |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **EOR Subscription** | The invoice for a payroll run covering employees managed through Omnivoo EOR, with salary, statutory contributions, and management fees. Created when you approve the run |
| **Contractor Invoice** | Invoices a contractor submits for work completed, paid on the Pay page once the work agreement is fully signed and your Contractor Services Agreement is accepted |
| **Platform Fee** | The contractor platform fee. For ongoing (hourly or recurring monthly) engagements it is billed monthly per contractor at a volume-tiered rate ($49 for 1 to 5 active recurring contractors, $39 for 6 to 15, and $29 for 16 or more), with each contractor's first month 80% off. For one-time engagements it is a single $49 charge with no tier and no discount. Charged together with the contractor payment when you pay the run |
| **Ach Processing Fee** | The flat \$5 processing fee, charged once per contractor run |
The platform fee and the processing fee are **USD** prices whatever currency the run is in and whatever currency your account is in. Our payments partner converts them at settlement, so the amount that leaves a non-USD account varies slightly with the exchange rate. A contractor invoice itself is in the engagement's currency, which is why a run in another currency is charged as the run amount plus the USD fees.
An EOR subscription invoice is not generated on a monthly schedule. It is created at the moment you **approve a payroll run**. See [Running Payroll](/payroll/running-payroll).
## Contractor Invoices
Contractor invoices appear here as records. You pay them on the **Pay** page, grouped into a contractor run. A contractor invoice becomes payable only when the contractor's **work agreement is fully signed** and your **Contractor Services Agreement (CSA) is accepted**; until then the Pay page shows the reason and a banner to accept your CSA. For the full flow, see [Approving and Paying Contractors](/contractors/approving-and-paying-contractors).
## Invoice Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Pending** | Generated and awaiting payment |
| **Processing** | A payment has been initiated but has not yet cleared |
| **Paid** | Fully paid and confirmed |
| **Failed** | The charge did not go through; contact support to have the invoice reissued |
## Viewing Invoice Details
The invoice table shows, for each invoice:
* **Invoice #** (e.g., INV-0001)
* **Type** (EOR Subscription, Contractor Invoice, Platform Fee, or Ach Processing Fee)
* **Date:** the date the invoice was created
* **Amount:** the total charge in the invoice's currency
* **Status:** current payment status
Some rows carry extra badges: a **v2 aggregated** badge on consolidated invoices, an **Overdue** badge on a past-due platform fee, and an **80% first-month offer** or **Promo** badge when a discount applies.
Click **Details** next to an invoice to expand its line items with descriptions, amounts, and a total. EOR service fees for multiple employees are grouped under a collapsible "EOR fees" subsection.
## Downloading Invoices
To download an invoice as a PDF:
1. Open **Finance** in the sidebar.
2. Find the invoice in the table.
3. Click the **Invoice** button in the Actions column.
4. The PDF downloads directly, with all line items, amounts, and payment details for your records.
## Paying invoices
Finance is read-only. To pay contractors, use the **Pay** page; a payroll run is paid from the run's own page. See [Paying Invoices](/billing/paying-invoices).
## Invoice Line Items
When you expand an invoice's details, each line item shows a **Description** and an **Amount**. Omnivoo gives the most common charges a friendly label:
| Line item label | What it means |
| ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Salary conversion** | The employee's salary being funded and converted for the payroll run |
| **Banking & remittance fee** | The banking and remittance charge for moving the funds. See [How your EOR invoice is built](/billing/invoice-terms-and-charges) |
| **EOR service fee - *employee name*** | The monthly EOR management fee for a single employee. See [Understanding your EOR fees and promotions](/billing/eor-fees-and-promotions) |
| **FX adjustment** | A currency-reconciliation entry from the [FX ledger](/billing/wallet) |
Any charge that isn't one of these shows its own raw description. When several employees are billed on one invoice, their **EOR service fee** lines group under a collapsible **EOR fees (N employees)** header. A non-zero calculation rate appears in brackets, for example **(12.00%)**. The sum of all line items equals the invoice total.
## Next Steps
Where and how you pay
Hold a balance to fund payroll and contractors