Delivery notes
Keep a record of goods sent to clients.
Prepare quotes, collect client acceptance and keep the invoices that follow in the same workspace. Add more detail when the way you sell needs it.

Spona Sales · Customer responses and outstanding invoices, with the actual receivables graph. Balances are shown as of the capture date.
Prepare a quote that captures what you are offering the client.
Record acceptance internally or collect the client’s response through a link.
Create invoices directly or from offers. Edit drafts, attach external invoices as evidence and reuse document templates.
Keep the essentials simple. Turn on the tools that fit your process, without moving to a paid plan.
Keep a record of goods sent to clients.
Correct an issued invoice with a credit note or a full storno.
Support sales that repeat on a regular basis.
Move the slider to see what remains unpaid.
Example with ordinary payments only. A financing request also needs an eligible remaining claim and company collection rights; it is subject to review and approval.
Open an unpaid invoice and request earlier payment on the outstanding balance. If part has already been paid, the request uses the remaining amount, not the original invoice total.
Unpaid invoice → Remaining balance → Questionnaire
The platform carries known details into the shared financing questionnaire. Upload the required PDF, confirm company details and submit for review. An offer, verification and signing come before payout.
Optional financing. Separate fee and agreement. The module remains free.
CRM organises contacts, sales opportunities and follow-ups. Sales handles quotes, client acceptance and invoices. You can use either module independently; creating a CRM opportunity does not create a quote or invoice.
No. Start with this module and activate other areas when you need them. Standard Power add-ons are also optional and free.
Start with one module. Bring the rest along when you’re ready.
Choose your modules →Free ERP and standard Power add-ons. Optional financing carries a separate fee.