Clients, invoices and expenses

From tracked hours to a sent invoice.

Clients with contacts and notes, a client portal where they see their projects, and invoices built from hours and rates with discounts, tax, statuses and a PDF. A log records who viewed or downloaded each one. Subscriptions track what your own organization pays for.

  • Numbered invoices with line items, hours, rates, discounts and tax
  • Draft, sent, paid, void — and a PDF
  • Client portal: clients see their projects and comment on tickets
  • Subscriptions: your software and services, cycles and next billing dates

Clients and their portal

Keep each client's contact details and notes, and archive them when the work ends. Invite a client's people to a portal where they see their projects and comment on tickets — and nothing else.

Invoices from the hours you tracked

Invoices are numbered per organization and carry line items, hours and an hourly rate, discounts, tax and bill-to details. Move them from draft to sent to paid, or void them. Every invoice has a PDF and a log of who viewed or downloaded it.

Subscriptions: the money going out

Record the software and services your organization pays for, with billing cycles, next billing dates and payment history, so renewals stop being surprises.

For managers

Invoice from timesheets, and a view of what the team itself costs.

Start with three seats. Free, no card.

Projects, chat, time tracking, time off and invoicing for your whole team — on one login and, when you grow, one bill.