QBO - Create job specific Invoice that includes multiple employee name, date & clock in-out times

Hi @strdwmn 

To have the employee name and total duration of time appear on the printed/emailed invoice:

- Select the Gear > Custom form styles

- Select New Style > Invoice

- The Content tab has a section that controls the employee name

- Click on Content and then click on the middle section

- Select the link, Show more activity options

- Check off Show billable time and Include employee name

QBO can accomplish all of these with the exception of displaying clock-in and clock-out times on the invoice.  Would they accept an attached time activity report that does display the time details you are looking for?  If so, they can attach this report to the invoice for those additional time activity details.

I've attached an example of a report that I customized within QBO to group by the project (customer), added in the columns:  Start time, End time, Break, and Employee.

Also, when entering the time, use the Single Activity timesheet so you can enter start and end times if doing it all entirely within QBO.  Marking the time as billable and selecting the project on the timesheet will allow you to add them to the invoice.

The advantage Tsheets offers is the employees can enter their clock events by using the mobile app, then the employer can approve them.  Here is more on TSheets and what additional benefits it offers. 

Thank you so much, Cheryl!  This looks great - I will try it this weekend and let you know if I'm successful.

Thanks, again, Cheryl.  This will be the perfect solution, but the employee name is not appearing on the invoice, even though the box is checked in the custom invoice template.  There is no option to add a field/column for the name, and I tried adjusting field widths thinking it was just hidden, but no luck.  Can you offer any guidance on this issue?

Also, I'm using Projects for each job (multiple jobs for each customer), but the Project name is not printing on the invoice.  I created the invoice within Projects (Add to Project/Invoice).  Can you help with this issue too?

Thank you!

I found the string regarding Project names on invoices (not a current option), so I created a custom field in the invoice header. Its a quick copy/paste function when I create the invoice.

Now....I just need the employee names to appear....

Hi @strdwmn 

Are you marking your employee's timesheet as billable and pulling your timesheet data onto the Invoice?  This is where QBO will pull the employee name from since you already have the show billable time and include employee name preference enabled.

Turn on billable time

Follow these steps to turn on billable time:

1. Select the Gear icon on the Toolbar.
2. Under Your Company, select Account and Settings (or Company Settings).
3. From the left menu, select Advanced.
4. In the Time tracking section, select the edit (pencil) icon.
5. Ensure the Make Single-Time Activity Billable to Customer box is checked.
6. (Optional) Select Show billing rate to users entering time. If you bill customers a different hourly rate than you pay your employees and subcontractors, you may want to leave this blank.
7. Select Save.

Enter or record time as billable

You can enter billable time through the Single Activity Time Sheet and the Weekly Time Sheet:

1. Select the Plus icon (+) on the Toolbar.
2. Under Employees, select Single Time Activity or Weekly Timesheet.
3. Enter the information. You will be able to mark it billable to the customer as well as track your time.
4. Select Save.

Add billable time to invoice

Once you have entered time, marked them as Billable, and entered the project name, you will see all billable time ready to be included when you create invoices.

also looking at adding employ name to invioce but in QB desktop pro 

You can set up your employees as a sales rep so you can add their names when creating invoices, ed111.

Follow these steps on how you can add your employees as a sales rep:

1. Go to the Lists menu, scroll-down to Customer & Vendor Profile Lists, and then click Sales Rep List.
2. Press CTRL + N to add a new sales rep.
3. Click the drop-down list for Sales Rep Name, then select the name of the employee.
4. Enter all other details such as Sales Rep Initial and Type.
5. Click OK.

Repeat the same process if you want to add the rest of the employees as sales reps.

Once added, you can add or tag the employee in the Rep field of the invoice.

You'll also want to run the Sales by Rep Summary or Detail report to review the transactions where the employees are attached to. 

Don't hesitate to join us again in the Community if you need more help when running reports or recording transactions.