Invoicing: issued automatically, inside your accounting system
Retyping 60 invoices a month into your accounting software is a full day of work. Boxi issues them in your system the moment the payment lands, and files them wherever your country requires — without you touching anything.
How it works
Three steps, zero phone calls.
- 01
You connect your accounting system
You paste the API key once. We integrate with local invoicing providers market by market; if yours is not connected yet, tell us during the demo — adding a provider is part of how we enter a new country.
- 02
The invoice follows the payment
Rent, insurance and extra fees go onto the invoice. The deposit never does, because a deposit is money held, not money earned.
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E-invoicing handled the local way
Where the law requires electronic filing, the invoice is filed and the reference number comes back onto the document in Boxi. Rules differ by country; we follow the ones that apply to your facility.
What exactly is inside
- Invoices issued in the accounting system you already use, through its API
- We connect local invoicing providers per market and adapt to local e-invoicing obligations
- Debit notes for deposits, where the provider supports them
- Customer company data pulled from the public business registry where one is available
- A deposit always goes on a debit note, never on an invoice
- Document templates in HTML, with your logo and fields taken from the contract
Content verified against the app: September 2026
Questions and answers
I use a local accounting package — will it work?
What about invoices issued before Boxi?
Is electronic invoicing supported?
Demo
See Boxirunning on your own site.
Thirty minutes, about your facility specifically. We show a booking, a gate opened from a phone and an invoice, live.
- A booking and a payment, live
- A gate opened from a phone while you watch
- An invoice in your own accounting system
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