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Invoicing for consultancies

Give consulting clients invoices they can connect to the engagement. Review recorded work and describe the deliverables before sending the bill.

Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.

Invoice in minutes, not evenings.

Make the engagement recognisable

Use clear descriptions for workshops and the preparation supporting them.

Check agreed advisory extras

Review calls outside the original fee before adding them to the draft.

Review the bill with its sources

Inspect eligible hours and project expenses before the client receives the invoice.

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A detailed invoice does not change the agreed fee. Confirm extra consulting work with the client before billing it.

Get started with invoicing

  1. 1Select the engagement’s billable work
  2. 2Review the agreed advisory extras
  3. 3Check descriptions against the agreement
  4. 4Send the reviewed consulting invoice

Questions about invoicing for consultancies

Can I invoice a consulting engagement in stages?
You can prepare deliberate invoice drafts for the work you agree to bill at each stage. Check earlier invoices and your terms before sending. TimeLodge does not decide when a contractual milestone has been met.
Can I bill preparation separately from the workshop fee?
Only when your agreement allows it. Review what the fixed fee already covers before adding preparation hours as another invoice charge.
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