Invoicing software that gets you paid
- Send invoices anywhere
- Easy for customers to pay
- Look professional, get paid fast
Invoices that work as hard as you do
Send smart invoices that get you paid faster
Make it easier for your customers to pay
Adding a Pay Now button directly in your invoices lets your customers pay by credit card in just a couple of clicks.
Get alerts as customers view and pay
Real-time alerts will keep you notified about your payments, and reminders sent to your customers will let them know a payment is due.
Take on bigger jobs with progress invoicing
Instead of taking a deposit before you start a job and a payment after you finish, you can invoice as you hit milestones of your project and get paid as you go.
Create professional, customized invoices
Put a personal touch on your invoice
Start with modern templates, choose the font and accent colours, and then add your logo to make getting paid look better than ever.
Set your customer’s language preference
Send invoices to your customers in their language, including English, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese (Traditional), and Portuguese.
Easily set up and use multi-currency
It’s simple to send invoices in different currencies and assign specific currency types to most types of accounts, including customers, vendors, and more.
Get time on your side with automated invoicing
Set up automatic invoices
Just set it and forget it–schedule recurring invoices to be sent out and QuickBooks will do the work so you don’t have to.
Enjoy instant payment matching
When an invoice is paid, QuickBooks automatically matches the payment with the invoice in your books to save you time and keep everything updated.
Let us do the sales tax
When creating invoices, the sales tax will be automatically calculated for you, and we’ll keep track of how much you’re earning and owing.
Everything you need to send invoices on the go
Invoice anytime, anywhere1
Bill your clients, track your invoices and monitor your payments wherever you go–right from the QuickBooks app on your mobile device.
Turn estimates into invoices
Create estimates and quotes that include discounts, payment terms and more. When you’re ready, turn your estimate into an invoice in a click.
Add billable expenses in seconds
Incurred an extra cost while doing a job for your customer? Just link the billable expense to their invoice and make that money back in no time.
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Helpful resources for effective invoicing
Visit the invoicing hub in our Small Business Resource Centre for tips about how to create, send, and manage invoicing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your invoice should include the following information:
- Itemized descriptions of each billable item: Whether you sell services or products, it is crucial that your invoice includes a clear description of each billable item, its price, and quantity.
- Contact information: It’s crucial to include the contact information for your business and the customer you are billing. Include their full name, address, and telephone number.
- Terms of payment: This outlines when the payment is due–see recommended terms of payment FAQ.
- Accepted payment methods Whether you accept payments via cheque, credit card or e-transfer, it’s important to let your customers know how to pay you.
- GST/HST: In Canada, you are required to let your customers know when GST/HST is applied to their purchase and the cost of the tax.
Discussing payment terms with your customers in advance can help you get paid on time–here are some common invoice payment terms:
Prepayment: You can ask clients to prepay a percentage of your fee in advance to prevent cancellations.
Due upon receipt: This payment term requires payment immediately after products or services are delivered.
50% upfront: This suggests half the payment is due prior to services starting.
Net 10, 15, 30, 60, or 90: These terms refer to the number of days in which an invoice is due once it’s received.