The Billing section shows what you owe for the current billing period and a history of every invoice you've received.

If one of those invoices is unpaid, you can also pay it from here — see:

Go to Settings → Billing

The top of the Billing page shows what you're expected to pay this month, before the actual invoice is created.

It lists the billing period, your pricing plan, the price per driver, how many drivers were active, and the total price with and without VAT.

Tachogram charges company accounts each month based on how many drivers were active that month, so seeing this ahead of time means you always know roughly what to expect before the invoice arrives.

Personal accounts don't pay every month. You're on a subscription that runs for a set number of months instead, so you won't see a current-period charge here — only your invoice history below, updated after each renewal.

"Invoices" lists every invoice you've received, along with its price, any discount, VAT, total price, and how much you've paid.

Company accounts also see the exact billing period and due date for each invoice.

Each invoice also has a status: Paid, Unpaid, or Part paid, so you can see straight away which ones still need attention.

If you have a personal account, the same list shows an invoice date for each entry instead of a billing period.

Company invoices have 14 days from the invoice date before they count as overdue. If you pay by then, your account keeps running without any interruption.

To pay an invoice directly, see:

If you'd rather not pay each invoice manually, you can turn on automatic payments in Settings → Payments.