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Time Tracking and Invoicing Software

Track billable hours in daily timesheets, review time by date or project, and turn selected entries into an invoice draft with the rate and detail you choose.

  • Daily time slots with optional project context
  • Selected hours with flexible invoice detail
  • Editable invoice drafts for review before delivery

From hours to invoice

How invoice time tracking becomes an invoice

Review billable hours, select the work to charge, and prepare an editable invoice draft without retyping the work.

  1. 01

    Track billable time in daily slots

    Log one or more time slots for each day with begin and end times, optional project assignment, and internal notes that stay inside your team.

  2. 02

    Review hours before billing

    Switch between day and week views to check saved entries, compare totals, and confirm the work is ready before it becomes an invoice.

  3. 03

    Filter work for time billing

    Use date range and project filters to narrow saved entries, then select only the rows that should be billed for the client.

  4. 04

    Preview invoice line items first

    Choose summary, day-by-day, or detailed entry presentation, set the hourly rate and tax rate, and review the invoice preview before creating the draft.

  5. 05

    Create invoice drafts from selected time

    Open an editable invoice draft with line items, durations, rates, tax, and totals built from the time entries you selected—not an automatically sent invoice.

  6. 06

    Keep project context when it is clear

    When all selected time entries belong to the same project, the draft invoice keeps that project connection for cleaner follow-up.

Time-to-invoice workflow

What happens when tracked time becomes an invoice

See which details come from saved time and which billing decisions remain under your control.

What happens when tracked time becomes an invoice
CapabilityInvoice Master support
Choose the hours to invoiceSelect individual saved entries after filtering by date or project
Set the billing rate and taxChoose them during the invoice preview
Choose invoice line detailSummary, day-by-day, or detailed entry presentation
Carry project context to the invoiceYes, when every selected entry belongs to the same project
Show internal time notes to the customerNo; internal notes stay in the workspace
Automatically finalize or send the invoiceNo; the workflow opens an editable draft for review

Good fit

Best for

Freelancers and services billed by the hour

Use it when selected time entries should become invoice draft lines with an hourly rate, tax, and clear totals.

Project-based service work

Use it when time entries should stay connected to the project they belong to before billing.

Reviewing time before billing

Use it when the team needs day and week views, filters, and invoice previews before creating a draft.

Time billing workflow

How time tracking and invoicing works

Track work, review billable entries, choose rates and invoice detail, and open a draft for final review.

  1. 01

    Record work in time slots

    Add begin and end times for billable work, with a project assignment when the work belongs to a specific project.

  2. 02

    Review day or week totals

    Check saved hours in day and week views so totals and project details are clear before billing starts.

  3. 03

    Filter the billing set

    Narrow the saved entries by date range or project, then select the exact work that should be charged.

  4. 04

    Choose rate and presentation

    Set the hourly rate, tax rate, and line item style that match how the client should see the work.

  5. 05

    Open the invoice draft

    Create the draft invoice from the selected entries and continue with the normal invoice review flow.

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