A service-business team reviewing work together in an office at night.

The work-to-cash system for South African service businesses

From first instruction to final payment. One system.

Stellvia Control is being built for South African service businesses to carry every job the whole way: capture the customer’s instruction, keep the work and proof together, check each requirement with AI, prepare the invoice, track the payment and hand your accountant a clean record.

  1. Point A: Instruction
  2. Work
  3. Checks
  4. Invoice
  5. Payment
  6. Point B: Books

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Why jobs get stuck

The work is done. The money is stuck in between.

The job lives in one place, the invoice in another and the payment in a third. The PO, the photos, the signature and the customer’s rules end up across chats, inboxes and spreadsheets. That is where invoices come back and payments wait.

Illustrative example

Today

  • The PO is buried in an email thread.
  • Job photos sit in a team chat.
  • Visit 3’s signature is still on paper.
  • The invoice is missing the PO number.
  • A payment screenshot is not money in the bank.
  • Your accountant is still asking for documents.

With Stellvia Control

  • PO-101-204 read and linked to the job.
  • Photos and notes on the right visit.
  • Visit 3’s signature requested and received.
  • Invoice prepared with the PO reference and proof.
  • Payment checked against bank evidence and allocated.
  • A dated pack ready for your accountant.

Where do your own jobs get stuck?Take the five-question guide

How it works

Watch one job go from A to B.

Six steps, one record. Choose a step, or play the whole journey.

  1. 01 · Instruction

    The customer’s instruction arrives.

    Stellvia
    Reads the purchase order and proposes the customer, reference, visits and rate beside the source.
    You
    You accept or correct the proposal.
    Result
    JOB-101 is set up with this customer’s invoice rules.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    New job

    Customer
    Example Office Services (Done)
    Purchase order
    PO-101-204 (Added)
    Work
    3 visits × R3,000 = R9,000 (Done)
    Customer rule
    Signed acceptance for every billed visit (Added)

    Next: Operations lead schedules the visits.

  2. 02 · Work

    Your team does the work.

    Stellvia
    Keeps each visit’s photos, job card and notes on the job they belong to.
    You
    Your team finishes the visits.
    Result
    Three visits complete. Visit 3 still needs its signature.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    Work complete · 1 item missing

    Visit 1
    Photos and signed acceptance (Done)
    Visit 2
    Photos and signed acceptance (Done)
    Visit 3
    Photos · signature missing (Open)

    Next: Operations lead gets visit 3 signed.

  3. 03 · Checks

    Every requirement is checked.

    Stellvia
    Checks the job against the customer’s rules, names what is missing and who owns it, and prepares the acceptance request.
    You
    You send the request to the customer’s contact.
    Result
    Visit 3 is signed. Every requirement for the invoice is met.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    Requirements met

    PO reference
    Matches PO-101-204 (Done)
    Visits accepted
    3 of 3 (Done)
    Signed acceptance
    ACCEPT-101-3 added (Added)

    Next: Finance lead reviews the invoice.

  4. 04 · Invoice

    The invoice goes out ready.

    Stellvia
    Prepares INV-101-01 from the accepted work, with the PO reference and signed proof attached.
    You
    You approve it and submit it through the customer’s route.
    Result
    Submitted. The customer’s acknowledgement is kept on the job.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    Submitted

    Invoice
    INV-101-01 · R9,000 (Added)
    Attached
    PO, visit photos and 3 signed acceptances (Done)
    Customer route
    Portal acknowledgement ACK-101-01 (Done)

    Next: Finance lead watches for payment.

  5. 05 · Payment

    The payment is confirmed.

    Stellvia
    Keeps the customer’s payment message, the bank evidence and the allocation apart until they agree.
    You
    You confirm the allocation.
    Result
    R9,000 received and allocated to INV-101-01. Balance R0.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    Paid

    Customer message
    Payment reported (Done)
    Bank evidence
    R9,000 checked (Done)
    Allocation
    R9,000 to INV-101-01 (Added)
    Balance
    R0 (Done)

    Next: Finance lead prepares the accountant pack.

  6. 06 · Books

    Your accountant gets the whole record.

    Stellvia
    Prepares a dated pack with the invoice, receipt, allocation and every source for your accountant to review.
    You
    You share it. Any question comes back to this job.
    Result
    Handed off. Built-in accounting is planned for a future Stellvia update.
    Illustrative example · Planned productJOB-101

    Three service visits for Example Office Services

    Handed to the books

    Pack
    PACK-101-V1, dated (Added)
    Included
    Invoice, receipt, allocation and sources (Done)
    Accountant
    Review requested (Open)

    Next: Your accountant reviews the pack.

AI checks. People decide.

AI flags the mismatch before the invoice goes out.

Stellvia is being designed to read purchase orders, job cards and signed documents, check them against each customer’s requirements and prepare the next step. You approve what matters, and manual work is always available.

  • Beside the sourceEvery proposal sits next to the document it came from.
  • The smallest fixA check names what is wrong and who can fix it.
  • Your authorityIssuing, sending and payment decisions stay with your people.
Try the full source check

Illustrative example · Planned assistance

Purchase order1 September 2026
Customer reference
PO-103-204
Work
Three service visits at R3,000 each
Total
R9,000
Draft invoiceDraft
Customer reference
PO-103-240
Work
Three service visits at R3,000 each
Total
R9,000

The draft proposes PO-103-240; the purchase order says PO-103-204. The check stops the draft until the reference matches, then prepares it for your review.

No AI available? Enter the reference from the source yourself and run the same check.

What it takes care of

Everything between the job and the bank, in one record.

Stellvia Control is being built to keep every piece of the job together, so your team stops chasing paperwork across chats, inboxes and spreadsheets.

A person signs a work document.
Illustrative document context, not an actual Stellvia record.
  1. Instructions and POs

    Read, proposed beside the source and linked to the job.

  2. Customer requirements

    Each customer’s rules stay with every job they apply to.

  3. Proof of work

    Photos, job cards and notes on the visit they belong to.

  4. Sign-off

    Acceptance requested from the right person and tracked.

  5. Checks

    Missing items named, with the person who owns the fix.

  6. Invoices

    Prepared from accepted work, with the proof attached.

  7. Submission

    The customer’s portal, email or paper route, with the acknowledgement kept.

  8. Payments

    The payment message, bank evidence and allocation kept apart until they agree.

  9. Accountant handoff

    A dated pack with every source. Questions come back to the job.

  10. Full history

    Earlier versions and reasons kept whenever something changes.

What’s coming

Stellvia Control is chapter one.

We are building Stellvia to run more of a service business in one connected place. Stellvia Control comes first and carries every job from instruction to payment.

Built-in accounting is planned for a future Stellvia update and will be released when it is ready. Until then, keep your accountant or accounting software, and Stellvia Control prepares the record they need.

Join the launch listHear about progress while it is built.
  1. Being built now

    Stellvia Control

    Every job from first instruction to final payment, with AI checks and a clean handoff to your books.

  2. Planned next

    Built-in accounting

    Planned for a future Stellvia update, and released only once it has been perfected.

  3. The bigger picture

    One connected Stellvia

    More of the work of running a service business, on the same records.

Planned pricing · No VAT added

The whole job, from R900 a month.

Plans are set by team size, work volume, storage and branches. Choose monthly or yearly.

  • Owner

    A small operation with limited operational access needs.

    R900a month

    Under R30 a day

    or yearly R9,720 a year

    • 2 operational users
    • 75 new work records a month
  • Team

    More people coordinating regular work and finance.

    R1,900a month

    Under R63 a day

    or yearly R20,520 a year

    • 6 operational users
    • 300 new work records a month
  • Control

    Larger record volumes, branches and operational capacity.

    R4,000a month

    Under R132 a day

    or yearly R43,200 a year

    • 15 operational users
    • 1,000 new work records a month

Founding programme · Invitation only

R1,700 a month, monthly only

At most 50 organisations; 18-month price lock from activation while continuously subscribed.

  • A planned 21-day proof period with no card.
  • An intended 30-day first-payment refund.
  • Full customer-payable prices. No VAT is added.

Questions

Straight answers before you join.

When can I start using Stellvia Control?

Stellvia Control is in development. Join the launch list to hear when it launches. No launch date is promised yet.

Does Stellvia do my accounting?

Not yet. Built-in accounting is planned for a future Stellvia update. Until then, keep your accountant or accounting software, and Stellvia Control prepares a dated record with the sources they need.

Do I need accounting software?

No. In the planned accountant route, your accountant reviews a dated package, so you do not need your own accounting-software subscription.

Will AI make decisions for me?

No. AI is being designed to read, propose and check. Your people keep the authority to approve, issue, send and confirm payments, and manual work stays available.

What will it cost?

Owner is planned at R900, Team at R1,900 and Control at R4,000 a month, as full customer-payable prices with no VAT added. Yearly billing costs less than twelve monthly payments.

Who is it for?

South African service businesses that finish work before they invoice, especially when customers have purchase orders, sign-off rules or their own submission routes.

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