Wave integration

DueDrop + Wave

Get paid faster without leaving Wave. DueDrop reads your invoices, sends friendly heads-ups as due dates approach, and warm follow-ups on anything that slips past due — all on your behalf.

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Wave → DueDrop → outbound reminders
What connecting unlocks

Three things that change the day you connect Wave.

01

Upcoming and overdue invoices both get the nudge they need.

DueDrop watches Wave for both — invoices coming due (so the client has a heads-up before the due date) and invoices that slipped past due. Set separate cadences for each. Warm reminders before, firmer ones after.

02

Client context pulls automatically

Name, amount, invoice number, due date, and prior email history — all attached to every draft, whether it's a friendly heads-up before the due date or a follow-up on an overdue balance.

03

One source of truth — yours

What's in Wave is what DueDrop acts on. The second you mark an invoice paid there, queued reminders stop here. No second spreadsheet, no double-nudges.

Setup

Three steps. Then it runs on its own.

Connect once — DueDrop handles the rest in the background.

STEP 01

Sign in with Wave.

Standard OAuth — you stay on Wave's own authorization screen. We never see your password, and you can revoke access in one click from your Wave account.

accounts.wave.com/authorize
Wave + DueDrop

DueDrop is requesting access to your Wave account

Permissions requested
  • Read-only access to your invoice list and payment status
  • Read customer names, emails, and invoice history
  • No access to accounting, payroll, or receipt data
  • No write access — we never modify invoices or records
STEP 02

DueDrop checks Wave on a schedule.

Wave doesn't push updates the way other accounting tools do, so DueDrop checks in with your Wave account on a regular cadence — usually within a few minutes. Reminders queue automatically: a gentle heads-up as an invoice approaches its due date, and firmer follow-ups once it ages past due. For reminder timing the short delay is a non-issue; we're still reacting hours before a human would.

duedrop · wave · activity running · no login needed
07:00:03 Polling Wave · 12 invoices · 3 overdue SYNC
07:00:04 Matched to "due in 3 days" rule · INV-3091 UPCOMING
07:00:06 Drafted · queued for Wed 9:00 AM QUEUED
09:14:02 Sent · INV-3091 (heads-up) SENT
11:02:17 Polling · INV-2847 · 14 days overdue SYNC
11:02:18 Matched to overdue rule SPOTTED
11:02:20 Reading prior thread (4 msgs) to match tone CONTEXT
11:02:25 Drafted · queued for Thu 9:14 AM QUEUED
STEP 03

When an invoice goes overdue, DueDrop drafts and sends a reminder.

The draft matches your tone, fills in the client's name and invoice details from Wave, and sends from your connected email — on the cadence you set. No login required on your end.

Security & permissions

Minimal access, always in your control.

  • Read-only, always.

    DueDrop never creates, changes, or deletes anything in your Wave account.

  • We never see your password.

    When you click Allow, Wave hands us a limited access token — not your login credentials.

  • Encrypted end to end.

    Bank-grade encryption in transit and in our database.

  • Disconnect whenever.

    One click in your Wave account cuts us off completely. Cancel DueDrop and we delete your data — no lingering copies.

  • Plan support.

    Works with Wave's free plan and Wave Pro. Invoicing is free forever in Wave; so is this integration beyond your DueDrop subscription.

permissions · wave read-only
  • Read-only access to your invoice list and payment status
  • Read customer names, emails, and invoice history
  • No access to accounting, payroll, or receipt data
  • No write access — we never modify invoices or records
Granted by you on Wave's own consent screen. Revocable any time.
FAQ

About the Wave integration specifically.

How fresh is the data DueDrop sees from Wave?
Because Wave doesn't support webhooks, DueDrop polls your account on a regular cadence rather than listening for real-time events. In practice that means updates — a new invoice, a payment marked received — can take a few minutes to show up in DueDrop versus the near-instant flow we get with other accounting tools. For reminder timing this is a non-issue; we're still reacting hours ahead of when a human would. But we'd rather be upfront about it.
Does DueDrop support Wave Pro features like recurring invoices?
Yes. Any invoice Wave generates — one-off, recurring, estimate-converted — DueDrop reads the same way. If it's in your Wave invoice list, we're watching it.
What about Wave's automatic payment reminders — do I turn those off?
We recommend it, yes. Wave's built-in reminders are template-based and generic; DueDrop's are personal and context-aware. Running both means your clients get double-nudged, which nobody loves. Turn Wave's off in your invoice settings.
Does DueDrop see Wave's payment processing data?
Only what tells us whether an invoice is paid. When a client pays through Wave Payments, Wave marks the invoice as paid, DueDrop sees that status, and queued reminders stop. We never see card numbers or payment details.
Does DueDrop write anything back to Wave?
No. The integration is read-only. We pull invoice status and customer data; we never create, modify, or delete anything in your Wave account.
Can I use DueDrop for multiple Wave businesses?
Yes, but each Wave business needs its own DueDrop workspace. Wave's OAuth tokens are business-scoped, and your DueDrop subscription covers all workspaces you create.
Looking for a general question? See the full FAQ on the main page →

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