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Freelancer Invoices ​

This guide explains how to manage your invoices as a freelancer in the system. If you haven't already set up your company information, see Company Settings.

Creating a New Invoice ​

  • Navigate to the "New Invoice" page
  • Use the date picker to select the time range for your invoice (default is the current month)
  • Here you can view all your logged hours and income per project in the selected time range
  • Click the "+ New Invoice" button to create a new invoice

In the new invoice form: ​

  • All information is pre-filled based on your company settings
  • Check that all sender and receiver information is correct
  • If your company information or payment information is missing or incorrect, go to "Settings" -> "My Company" to set correct values (see Company Settings)
  • If receiver information is missing, contact your administrator
  • You can add additional rows to the invoice using the "+" icon
  • Review the total amounts before creating the invoice
  • Click "Create" to finalize the invoice
  • After the invoice is created, your administrator will review and approve it

Viewing Invoice History ​

  1. Navigate to the "Invoices" page to see all your created invoices
  2. On this page you can:
    • View all invoices you have created
    • Filter invoices by date
    • Download invoice PDFs by clicking the PDF icon
    • Delete invoices (only possible when status is "Created", see Invoice Status)

Invoice Status ​

  • Created: Initial status, invoice can be deleted and recreated if needed
  • Approved/Paid: Cannot be modified, contact administrator if changes are needed
  • Denied: Invoice has been denied, contact administrator for more information

Important Notes ​

  • After the invoice is created you cannot log new hours for the same time range
  • Once an invoice is approved, it cannot be edited or deleted
  • If you need to modify an approved/paid invoice, contact your administrator
  • Make sure all your hours are correctly logged before creating an invoice