Built for restoration

Made for the way restoration actually gets paid

A generic invoice tool assumes one customer who owes one balance and pays on terms. Restoration is not that. MyPureCash is shaped around the payers, paperwork, and timelines you deal with in the field.

A restoration crew working inside a water-damaged property

The restoration reality

Your receivables have moving parts most tools ignore

Between the finished job and the deposit, a restoration invoice passes through people and rules that a standard accounts-receivable tool never accounts for. MyPureCash treats those as first-class, not as notes in a memo field.

  • More than one payerA carrier, a deductible, and sometimes the property owner on the same job.
  • Adjusters and reviewsPayment waits on a human decision, not just an invoice date.
  • Program requirementsEach carrier or TPA has its own list of what must be exactly right.
Air movers and dehumidifiers running during a mitigation job

What makes it different

The parts of the job that decide whether you get paid

Multiple payers per job

Track the carrier portion, the deductible, and any owner balance as parts of the same job, so nothing falls between them.

Documentation decides payment

Keep the photos, logs, and forms each payer needs attached to the invoice, so a request never turns into a scramble.

Carrier and TPA rules

Hold the specific requirements of each program where your team can see and act on them, job after job.

Timelines that drag

When payment takes weeks, MyPureCash keeps the invoice active and the next follow-up scheduled so it never goes silent.

No portal spaghetti

You hold the requirements, without fighting a dozen portals

MyPureCash does not plug directly into carrier or TPA portals. That is deliberate. Instead, your office captures each program's requirements as documents, screenshots, and notes, and MyPureCash keeps them attached to the right invoices and payers. The knowledge your team already collects becomes something the whole office can use, rather than living in one person's head.

See how an invoice moves through it
A contractor documenting damage during an inspection

Who it's for

Restoration companies that live on their receivables

Water, fire, mold, and mitigation contractors who carry real balances across carriers and programs, and cannot afford to let a finished job sit unpaid.

  • Disaster Response by Ryan
  • ABC Restoration
  • Smith Restoration
  • West Michigan Mitigation

Company names shown are illustrative examples.

Request a demo

Bring your messiest payer to the demo

Tell us about the carrier or program that gives your office the most trouble, and we will show you how MyPureCash handles it.