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Invoicing Use Cases: Billing Methods and Workflows

Guides to ways of billing clients, from recurring and retainer billing to milestones, progress billing, deposits and multi-currency invoices.

Agency Billing Software

Retainers, project work billed by tracked hours or a flat rate, costs passed through to a client, and more than one agency brand, with a one-client, one-month example.

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Automated Invoicing Software

What can run on a schedule and what you still decide: recurring invoices, saved taxes and items, payment reminders, and invoices from work you've already recorded.

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Batch Invoicing: Billing Many Clients on the Same Cycle

One shared billing schedule for a whole client list: a recurring profile for every client, a monthly example with twenty clients, follow-up after each run, and checks to make first.

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Contractor Invoicing Software

How independent contractors invoice their clients: due dates and payment terms, billing more than one client, and keeping records for tax time.

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Credit Note Management: Correcting Invoices and Refunding Clients

Correcting an invoice already sent: voiding and reissuing it before payment, refunding after payment, when a separate credit note document is needed, and the records to keep.

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Deposit & Advance Invoicing Software

Taking a deposit up front by splitting one invoice into scheduled installments or accepting partial payments, deposit rules and taxes, and a three-installment example.

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Estimate to Invoice: From an Approved Estimate to an Invoice

Building and sending an estimate, getting the client's approval, converting it to an invoice and adding what changed, with a worked example of a website estimate.

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Expense Tracking for Small Businesses

Why business expenses are worth recording, what to note for each one, including the receipt and a category, and using those records at tax time.

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Group & Team Invoicing Software

One invoice to one client covering work from several people or services: team time on a shared project, packages, extras and discounts, and a three-person example.

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Late Fee Management

Due dates and payment reminders, what a late fee is and what to check before charging one, letting a client pay in parts, and a worked example under sample terms.

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Milestone Billing with Billed

Dividing a project's price into stage-by-stage payments, choosing a payment schedule or partial payments, and a website billed in four milestones.

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Multi-Currency Invoicing

Billing clients abroad in their own currency, what the IRS says about reporting that income in US dollars, getting paid, and a two-client example.

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Progress Billing Software

Invoicing a fixed contract in stages as the work moves forward: working out each progress invoice, retainage, and a renovation billed in three invoices.

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Project-Based Invoicing Software

Billing project by project, by the hour from logged time or as one flat-rate project you can bill at any stage, plus costs you paid for the client, with an hourly website example.

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Recurring Billing Software

What billing clients on a repeating schedule involves, how a run of repeat invoices is set up, and keeping track of the payments that come in.

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Retainer Billing Software

A fixed fee each period for agreed work: billing the retainer, seeing how the hours are used, and handling work outside the agreement, with a monthly design example.

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Split Billing: Billing Each Payer for Their Share

Sharing one cost between two or more payers: an invoice to each payer for their agreed share, installments for a payer who needs time, and a shared-project example.

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Subscription Billing with Recurring Invoices

Charging customers the same price for an ongoing service: a recurring invoice per plan, fixed terms, customers on more than one plan, and a monthly-and-yearly example.

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Time-Based Billing Software: Track Hours & Invoice

What charging by the hour means, tracking the time you work, turning tracked hours into an invoice, and when pricing other than by the hour may suit better.

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