Bring several people’s work together
Review eligible hours from the team without assembling separate spreadsheets.
Track time. Get paid.
Invoicing for small businesses
Turn your small team’s recorded work into clear client invoices. Review the hours and expenses together so billing does not depend on one person’s spreadsheet.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Invoice in minutes, not evenings.
Keep job purchases beside delivery
Check agreed billable expenses while preparing the same client draft.
Leave sending deliberate
Verify the PDF and recipient before the invoice leaves your business.
An internal approval helps you review recorded work. It does not replace your client’s agreement to the charge.
Get started with invoicing
- 1Review the team’s eligible work
- 2Check agreed job expenses
- 3Read the client invoice draft
- 4Send and follow outstanding amounts
Questions about invoicing for small businesses
- Can one invoice include work from several people?
- Yes. Review the billable work recorded against the client project and select what belongs on the invoice. Check the draft’s currency and amounts before sending, particularly when your business works with clients overseas.
- Should I enable timesheet approvals before team billing?
- Use approvals if a manager needs to review hours before invoicing. They are optional; choose a review routine that fits your team rather than adding an unnecessary handover.
Try invoicing on your next client project
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