Multi-business invoice management
Run multiple businesses without mixing their invoice records
InvoiceHub portfolios let eligible admins add another legal entity, give it independent invoice defaults, and switch between business workspaces while keeping portfolio limits and administration connected.
Portfolio structure
One portfolio, distinct business workspaces
Each business is provisioned as its own tenant-scoped workspace. Invoices, clients, payments, reports, settings, reminders, recurring schedules, and operational activity remain attached to the active business instead of being combined into one ledger.
- Separate invoice and client records
- Business-specific payments and reporting
- Independent settings and automation context
- Shared portfolio plan and usage limits
Guided setup
Create a legal entity with its own invoice identity
The business setup flow captures the legal and trading names, registration country and number, tax registration details, contact information, address, base currency, time zone, brand colours, and invoice-number format.
- STEP 01
Add the entity
Enter the official registration, tax, address, and contact details.
- STEP 02
Set invoice defaults
Choose currency, time zone, prefix, numbering pattern, padding, and reset frequency.
- STEP 03
Review and create
Confirm the new boundary before InvoiceHub provisions the business workspace.
Setup is saved as a draft so an admin can leave and continue before the business is created.
Numbering and presentation
Keep each entity's documents recognisable
A business can have its own invoice prefix, sequence pattern, reset frequency, base currency, time zone, and visual colours. Teams can preserve a clear document identity even when one portfolio operates across countries or brands.
- Prefix and sequence tokens
- Never, yearly, or monthly sequence reset
- Business base currency and time zone
- Primary and secondary document colours
Access control
Switch business context deliberately
Eligible administrators use the business switcher to move to another active entity. InvoiceHub refreshes the authenticated tenant context before loading that business's dashboard and records, and can require multi-factor verification during a sensitive switch.
- Visible active-business context
- Admin-controlled switching
- Multi-factor challenge support
- Fresh tenant-scoped session after switching
Plan governance
Manage growth at the portfolio level
The portfolio tracks business, user, client, and monthly invoice usage against the effective plan limits. New-business creation is blocked when the multi-business feature is disabled or a portfolio limit has been reached.
Multi-business availability and the number of businesses allowed depend on preview access, plan configuration, and administrator controls. Contact InvoiceHub to discuss an evaluation.
Practical answers
Multi-business questions
Clear answers about how this workflow behaves in InvoiceHub today.
Does each business have separate invoices and clients?
Yes. Each business has a separate tenant-scoped workspace for invoices, clients, payments, reporting, settings, reminders, recurring schedules, and related operational records.
Can each business use different invoice numbering?
Yes. During setup, an admin can choose the invoice prefix, number pattern, sequence padding, and whether the sequence resets never, yearly, or monthly.
How do users move between businesses?
Eligible administrators select an active business from the portfolio switcher. The application refreshes the authenticated business context and may require multi-factor verification.
Are plan limits separate for every business?
No. The businesses keep separate operational records, while business, user, client, and monthly invoice usage is governed by the shared portfolio plan and any configured overrides.
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