Time-based billing and invoicing

Turn recorded work into a client-ready invoice

Select billable, not-yet-invoiced hours by client, date range, and project. Timogix applies the configured project or user billing rates, then gives you a draft to review before producing a PDF.

Invoice access and available options follow company settings and permissions.

Approved hoursUse approval status when building an invoice
Focused selectionClient, date range, and projects
Configured ratesProject or user billing rates
PDF outputDownload a finished invoice
Start with the right records

Choose exactly what the invoice should include

The invoice wizard starts with the company address, the client being billed, and the billable work that belongs in this invoice. You can also begin with a free-form invoice when no recorded hours should be included.

01

Set the sender and recipient

Choose the client record used for the invoice's From address, then choose the client that will receive the invoice.

02

Narrow the billable hours

Select approved, billable, not-yet-invoiced hours by date range and one or more projects.

03

Add eligible expenses when needed

Include expenses marked billable to the client and optionally summarize them by expense group.

A company preference can make approved and unapproved billable hours available as an alternative. Approved hours remain the clearer choice when the approval workflow is in use.

Timogix invoice selection screen using fictional BluePeak Technologies and Apex Systems Group data
Fictional data shows approved billable hours selected for a July invoice.
Rates that follow the work

Apply the billing method configured for each project

Projects can calculate invoice rows from a project billing rate or from the billing rate of the user who recorded the time. The draft keeps those calculations visible so they can be checked before the invoice is saved.

Rate source

Project Billing Rate

Use the billing rate configured for the project when everyone on that work is billed using the applicable project rate.

Rate source

User Billing Rate

Use the billing rate associated with the person who logged the time, including a project-specific override when configured.

Draft review

Check and adjust the invoice

Review the description, hours or quantity, rate, and total. Both rate types can be overridden while the invoice is being created.

Fictional Timogix invoice from BluePeak Technologies to Apex Systems Group showing 124 hours for a cybersecurity project
Fictional invoice data. Select the preview to open the one-page PDF.
Review before delivery

See the complete invoice, then produce a PDF

A new invoice begins in Draft status. Confirm the sender and recipient, invoice number, dates, payment terms, line details, and totals before using the PDF in your normal billing process.

  • Show a company invoice logo when one has been configured.
  • Add or adjust invoice rows, comments, discount, and tax while reviewing the draft.
  • Open data details to see the time entries associated with the invoice.
  • Generate a PDF with the invoice number in the file name.
Open the sample invoice PDF
A visible billing record

Keep the invoice's progress easy to understand

Timogix uses a small set of invoice statuses so the billing record shows where it stands without implying that payment is processed inside Timogix.

01Draft

Prepare and review

Check the included work, make permitted adjustments, and confirm the invoice details.

02Sent

Record delivery

Update the status after the invoice has been delivered through your normal billing process.

03Paid

Record completion

Mark the invoice paid to keep its status visible in the invoice list.

Connect recorded work to a clearer invoice

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