Invoices and estimates
Send branded estimates, convert the approved ones into invoices in a click, and set recurring invoices for work you bill every month.
Edmonton, Alberta
Invoicing, connected bank feeds, 5% GST totals, and reports that are current — without hiring a bookkeeper to keep them that way.
Edmonton's construction crews, logistics operators, and health and trade services all deal in jobs, not months. Pynse Books lets you quote, invoice, and collect against each one, then shows you whether the work was actually worth doing.
Pynse Books runs in the browser, so it works from the office in downtown, Whyte Avenue, the west end, Sherwood Park, and the Nisku industrial corridor or from a phone between jobs. There is nothing to install and nothing to back up.
What you get
One workspace for invoices, banking, bills, tax, and reporting.
Send branded estimates, convert the approved ones into invoices in a click, and set recurring invoices for work you bill every month.
Link your business chequing and credit card accounts so transactions arrive on their own instead of being typed in from a statement.
Record supplier bills, track what you owe, and keep vendor history in the same place as the money going out.
Set your tax rates once and let Pynse Books total what you collected and what you paid, so filing season is a report instead of a weekend.
Match bank lines to invoices and bills, clear the exceptions, and know the books tie out to the account balance.
Profit and loss, balance sheet, and transaction detail refresh as the data lands, so you can check the month without waiting on anyone.
Alberta has no provincial sales tax, so most Edmonton businesses charge 5% GST only — the simplest sales tax setup in the country.
Rates are provided as general information and can change. Confirm your obligations with the Canada Revenue Agency, your provincial tax authority, or your accountant.
Send an estimate, convert it to an invoice when the customer says yes, record the supplier bills against the same period, and let the profit and loss tell you what the work returned. That loop is the whole point of Pynse Books, and 5% GST is the only tax standing in the way.
Four steps, and the books largely keep themselves after that.
Add your business details and set your 5% GST rate once. Every document you create afterwards uses it.
Link the account and card the business runs through so transactions arrive on their own.
Add your logo and payment terms, then send an estimate or an invoice from the same screen.
Profit and loss, outstanding invoices, and sales tax totals update as the data lands.
Common in downtown, Whyte Avenue, the west end, Sherwood Park, and the Nisku industrial corridor.
Pages that go deeper on how a specific kind of business uses Pynse.
Yes. Pynse Books is built for Canadian small businesses, including those in Edmonton and across Alberta. Set your 5% GST rate, connect a Canadian bank account, and invoice customers wherever they are.
Alberta has no provincial sales tax, so most Edmonton businesses charge 5% GST only — the simplest sales tax setup in the country. In Pynse Books you define the rate once, every invoice and bill applies it, and running totals show what you collected and what you paid.
Yes. Pynse Books links to Canadian business chequing and credit card accounts through a secure banking provider, so transactions arrive automatically and can be matched against your invoices and bills.
Most businesses keep an accountant for year end and tax planning. Pynse Books keeps the day-to-day records accurate and current, so their time goes on advice rather than sorting through receipts.
Pynse Balance is the personal finance app in the same family. Keep the business in Books and your household accounts, budgets, and savings goals in Balance so the two never get mixed up.
Set up your business, connect the bank, and send the first invoice today.