Finished invoices
The invoice you finish in Uku, from the agreed fee and any extra work, goes to Ignition. Ignition sends it and collects the payment, so your client pays the way they already do.
Soon, an accepted proposal brings the client, the work and the fee into Uku, and the finished invoice goes back to Ignition. Nobody retypes anything.
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Ignition knows what you charge. Uku knows the hours. Together they show what each client is really worth.
Ignition sells the engagement and collects the money. Uku runs the work that follows and builds the invoice for it. This is what we are building to move between them.
The invoice you finish in Uku, from the agreed fee and any extra work, goes to Ignition. Ignition sends it and collects the payment, so your client pays the way they already do.
From each accepted proposal: linked to the client you already have, or created new, with the signed proposal kept on the client. Matched on email and name, and you review anything unclear.
Each service starts the Uku workflow template you mapped it to, on the right client, with an owner and due dates.
The fee from the proposal, on the client, so Uku shows the hours and the effective rate against it.
Planned scope. We confirm the final list when it ships.
No retyping names, emails and contacts from the proposal. Uku links the client you already have or creates a new one, and asks you when a match isn't clear.
| Client | In Uku | |
|---|---|---|
| Harbor Dental LLC | ops@harbordental.com | Linked |
| Ortiz Family Trust | m.ortiz@ortiztrust.org | New in Uku |
| Mei Chen | mei.chen@gmail.com | Needs review |
Anything unclear waits for you to confirm before a client is created.
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Map each Ignition service to an Uku workflow template once. Monthly bookkeeping opens your monthly close, payroll its payroll run, on the right client, with an owner and the next due date.
| Service | Uku template | Repeats |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly bookkeeping | Monthly close | Monthly |
| Payroll | Payroll run | Bi-weekly |
| Business tax return | 1120-S return | Yearly |
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Ignition knows the price but never sees the hours. Uku puts the agreed fee on the client, so the effective rate moves as your team tracks time, and you know which fixed fee needs a new conversation.
Budget 10 h145%
Target rate $120/h. Time to talk about scope, or the price.
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Uku builds the invoice from the agreed fee and any extra work your team logged. Once you approve it, Ignition sends it and collects the payment. Nothing is invoiced twice.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Monthly bookkeeping · November | $1,200 |
| Extra work: payroll corrections · 3 h | $360 |
| Total | $1,560 |
Approved in Uku by Priya.
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No Zapier account and no one who writes code. Set it up once and keep sending proposals the way you do now.
An admin connects it from Uku's settings. No code, no zaps to maintain.
Pick the workflow template and the default owner for each Ignition service.
When a client accepts, the client, the work and the fee arrive in Uku. Finished invoices go back to Ignition.
We are building it now and have not set a public date. Book a demo and we will show you where it stands, and you will hear from us first when it is ready.
Yes, through Zapier. Ignition's Proposal Accepted trigger can run Uku's Create Client action, so a signed client appears in Uku, and your team applies the workflow template from there. Zapier needs Ignition Pro or Pro+ and Uku Elite or Enterprise. The native integration is planned to start the work, bring the agreed fee across and send your finished invoices back to Ignition.
No. Each invoice is made once. You finish it in Uku, from the agreed fee and any extra work your team logged, and it goes to Ignition, which sends it and collects the payment. Your client keeps paying through Ignition.
Not for proposals. Ignition's proposal builder, packages and payment collection are its core, and Uku's proposals are still on the roadmap. Uku runs the work after the signature: tasks, deadlines, time, documents, the client portal and profitability. Our Ignition vs Uku comparison covers where each one fits.
No. It is being built as an app an admin connects from Uku's settings, with services mapped to workflow templates on screen. Firms that want to build their own connection can also use Uku's public API and webhooks on the Elite plan.
They are linked, not duplicated. Uku matches an accepted proposal's client on email and name, and anything that does not match cleanly waits for you to confirm before a new client is created.
No. Ignition is a trademark of its owner. Uku is an independent product and is not endorsed by Ignition.
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