Bookkeeping made simple

Using mobile devices and laptops, you can invoice your clients anywhere, anytime. With cloud invoicing, you are more likely to be paid on time because of instant invoice delivery and shorter process cycle time.

Most invoicing apps offer a standard form or template for your ease, simply punch in the numbers, e.g. hours you have worked. However, creating an invoice may not be as simple as filling in the blanks. 

A detailed invoice should list out a breakdown of the charges, to avoid unnecessary confusion, be as specific as possible. The itemized list should clearly describe what you are charging for — name and description of the product or service, quantity, item number (if applicable) unit price, discount (usually given as a percentage), tax (if applicable) and total amount charged.