[NTLK] Invoicing packages?

[Joseph Reilly]

I've been using timereporter as well and dislike the limitations on sending invoices too. One solution might be to some how reroute an invoice waiting to print in the outbox to email/note pad/etc, has anyone heard of a newton extenstion to do that (reroute outbox items to places their original apps never intended/supported)? Timereporter has a few other quarks with the time entry slips but overall I find it to be a nice time tracking and invoicing package for my small needs.

Joe Reilly 

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On May 4, 2011, at 11:23, Morgan Aldridge <morgant at makkintosshu.com> wrote:

> I've been using Blinksale for a number of years for my limited
> Invoicing needs and absolutely love it, but they're finally doing away
> with their free account. I only average 1-2 invoices a month with
> earnings around $30 (yes, I undervalue myself terribly), so it's not
> worth paying $9/month. Truthfully, I keep all my financial records in
> PocketMoney anyway, so I think now is the time to switch to a
> Newton-based invoicing solution (yes, it is a bit of backward
> progress.)
> 
> I've looked through the offerings on UNNA and have spent the most time
> evaluating Iambic's TimeReporter. It's _very_ close to what I need,
> but I find that while it can do invoicing, it doesn't _save_ invoices
> (though I can print them and/or keep a copy of the print in my Out
> Box). It lets me route individual time entries, but not the results of
> reports or invoices, so I can't even email them. It also seems to only
> allow a single rate for an activity/service (although it can be
> customized by customer or project, which is a huge plus), so as rates
> change over time I'd have to rely on the printed/archived copy of an
> invoice to know the rate. It does support exporting data as CSV/TSV
> using an old app for Windows/Mac OS, so I can get my data out of it,
> if needed.
> 
> I do use BillsToPay, so I could sort of implement invoicing with it
> (which does support routing a full list as TSV to Notes, so I could
> email Invoices), but it's not ideal (things are called "bills",
> there's no quantity or rate columns, etc.).
> 
> Does anyone know of any other OS 2.x invoicing tools which really
> focus on invoicing as opposed to time tracking? (I know, I'm decades
> too late on this.)
> 
> Morgan
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