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Reporting for freelancers

See where your freelance week went and which hours still need invoicing. Review client work before you plan next week or prepare your next bill.

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

Answers you can act on.

Find the work Friday forgot

Review completed hours that have not yet reached an invoice.

Check what a total contains

Open the recorded work before deciding whether a client should be billed.

Compare similar assignments

Use consistent cost records when comparing one freelance project with another.

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Reports describe the work you recorded. They cannot recover forgotten hours without your review and supporting information.

Get started with reporting

  1. 1Choose the freelance review period
  2. 2Inspect time by client project
  3. 3Check work waiting for invoicing
  4. 4Use the detail when quoting

Questions about reporting for freelancers

Which reports are useful when I work alone?
Start with time by client and work you have not invoiced yet. Once your rates and expenses are recorded, review project profitability too. Use the detail behind a total to check it before making a pricing decision.
Why can my recorded hours differ from work ready to invoice?
Some hours may be non-billable, already invoiced or waiting for a correction. Inspect the underlying entries before treating a time total as a client charge.
Check product availability and limits

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