Yes, SnapBill allows you to email clients their monthly invoices. That is one of the basic pillars the system has been developed around.

SnapBill allows you to add recurring charges and services that automatically generate and send your clients invoices on the dates you specify. SnapBill also monitors all you client accounts and processed payments, indicating when client accounts are overdue and automatically sending out payment reminders to them. 

There are several ways to set up automated or manual invoicing, you can set a service package to issue client invoices on the first of every month or add a recurring charge to automatically invoice your client on any date with any type of recurrence...so explore the system to find out more. To help you get started you may also want to read through the SnapBill Quickstart Guide attached to your welcome email.

The simple way to get started would be to add a recurring charge or a service to a clients account. There are several tutorials and how to articles in the SnapBill knowledge base to assist you in getting to grips with the basic procedure.

Check out:

How to create a recurring charge

Adding a service in SnapBill

Recurring charge vs add a service

What does my client see when they receive a SnapBill generated invoice?

SnapBill generated invoices issued either automatically or manually will be emailed to your clients billing email address. The email your client receives will contain your personally branded invoice. If you are a SnapBill free account holder there will be a small link at the bottom of the invoice to the SnapBill homepage (the invoice will however be fully branded to your specifications). If you are a SnapBill premium account holder the invoice will be fully white label and free from any links to the SnapBill homepage.

The invoice your client receives will also contain a link to where your client can view their invoice online. You can manually download client invoices in pdf format and send them to clients or print them out.