
Structured product catalog
Organize everything you sell, placements, RPO engagements, timesheets, or project fees, into a three-level hierarchy of product class, product family, and product variant, so your catalog stays consistent as you scale.
BrightMove’s Back Office streamlines accounts receivable for staffing and RPO firms: catalog every product and service you sell, capture every billable fee, generate accurate invoices, and push it all to your accounting system, without double entry.

Organize everything you sell, placements, RPO engagements, timesheets, or project fees, into a three-level hierarchy of product class, product family, and product variant, so your catalog stays consistent as you scale.

Designate a product class “For Placements” to price it as a percentage (say, 20%) instead of a flat dollar amount, while other product classes keep absolute pricing, both living in the same catalog.

Timesheets are tracked, billed, and rolled directly into invoices alongside any configured products, so contract labor and placement fees show up on the same clean invoice.

Every fee tied to a product or service is accurately recorded as it’s earned, so nothing falls through the cracks between a placement and the invoice that bills for it.

Back Office generates customer invoices automatically and routes them to the correct Bill-To organization, cutting out the manual double-checking that eats into a billing team’s week.

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Back Office is BrightMove’s accounts receivable module for staffing and RPO firms. It handles four core functions: a product catalog, fee realization, invoicing, and integration with your accounting system, so billing runs inside the same platform where you manage placements.
Products are organized into a three-level hierarchy, product class, product family, and product variant, so a broad category like Staffing Services can break down into families like Temporary or Permanent Staffing, and then specific variants like Administrative Assistant (Entry-Level).
Yes. Product classes can be designated “For Placements,” which allows their variants to be priced as a percentage of a value (for example, 20%) instead of a fixed dollar amount, and both pricing types can coexist in your catalog.
Yes. Timesheets remain a core part of Back Office billing. They’re tracked, billed, and rolled into invoices alongside any products you’ve configured, covering both timesheet and non-timesheet revenue.
No. BrightMove isn’t a standalone accounting platform. Back Office pushes billing data to your existing accounting system, eliminating double entry rather than replacing the system you already use.
Yes. The Back Office module must be licensed and enabled on your account before it appears in your ATS navigation. Contact BrightMove Customer Support to enable it and get help with catalog and invoicing setup.
Schedule a demo to see the product catalog, invoicing, and accounting-system integration configured for how your agency actually bills, placements, timesheets, or both.