From delivery slips to invoices, without the pile
Upload your own delivery notes and invoice templates. Drivers fill links instead of pads, recipients sign at the drop, and month-end runs from a filterable library instead of a rubber-banded stack.

How billing paperwork breaks, today.
Every afternoon the drivers drop a rubber-banded stack of slips on my desk.
I retype every line from the paper into the invoicing system.
A client disputes a line and the slip is coffee-stained or lost.
Your documents, not our templates.
docspawn starts from your own PDF and keeps it pixel-accurate. These are the four that get the invoices out.
One month-end, zero retyping.
The pile stops arriving.
Today the paperwork becomes money only after someone deciphers it, retypes it, and hopes nothing got lost between the cab and the desk. When the slip is digital from the moment it is filled, there is nothing to decipher, nothing to retype, and nothing to lose. Nothing goes unbilled on your watch, and the watch is a saved view.
Features, in billing terms
Frequently asked questions
No. Your accounting system stays. docspawn owns the document side: the slips arrive digital and signed, and document batches generate from your spreadsheets, so what reaches your system is complete and readable.
No. They open a link on any phone. Fields go in by thumb, by photo, or by voice.
Anyone can upload PDFs into your library through a public link, so a scanned slip has a home next to the digital ones. Nothing lives only on paper.
The signed delivery note, dated and versioned, with an audit trail of who filled what, and when. One filter, not an archive dig.
Nothing goes unbilled on your watch.
Upload the delivery note and invoice templates you already use. Every document after that takes seconds.
Also on docspawn: HVAC, Field operations, Car rental, Fleet paperwork, Google Forms