Today’s brief really is a fin-ahhhhh-ncial relief OMBLES! Just like the Bay City Rollers, we’re saying bye bye baby goodbye to all those problematic invoice struggles, showing just how easy it is for businesses to pay their freelancers on time with Pleo!

About Pleo

Pleo is Europe's #1 spend management solution for forward-thinking finance leaders. Everyone gets a card to buy the things they need, so you can wave goodbye to time-consuming reimbursements. Stay in control with flexible card limits and automatic expense categorisation. Plus, Pleo integrates directly with your accounting system to make managing your company's finances easier than ever.

One Minute Brief of the Day:

Create posters to promote @Pleo Invoices and help businesses pay their freelancers on time #PayWithPleo

Be as creative as you like…and you can enter as many times as you wish
Just make sure you tweet to @Pleo with the hashtag #PayWithPleo
Don’t forget to include your Twitter handle in the corner of your submissions!

Prizes:

Winner: £500 Cash!!!

Runner-up: £250 Cash!!!

Background

At Pleo, we want to make sure everybody gets paid on time. That’s why we created Pleo Invoices. Finance teams can schedule or pay invoices in bulk, saving time, reducing effort and minimising errors. The bonus? Freelancers actually get paid on time.

Everyone deserves to be paid for the work they do. But for freelancers, it’s not always a sure thing – nearly 30% of freelance invoices are paid late. Often, it’s because businesses don’t have the right set-up. They’re inundated with boring administrative tasks and are too swamped to remember to pay their bills.

Struggling to pay on time? Automate them with Pleo Invoices. One dashboard for all of your supplier bills, visible from the moment they’re received. Get a full picture of what you owe and when it’s due, so you can schedule payments at a time that suits you and forget about late payment fees.

Take the pain out of paying. Finance teams get a stress-free way to pay their invoices, and freelancers (finally) get their money when they need it. That’s one way to pay it forward.