Work done. Invoice next.

Add the customer, describe the work and record the hours you spent on it. Agreed a fixed price? Record the project without adding hours. You can also create an invoice directly, without a work entry.

Select the work you haven't invoiced and create a draft. The details come with it, ready for you to check the description, price, VAT and payment information before sending.

Keep customers, invoices and payment status together. Follow up on outstanding invoices, record confirmed payments and send a reminder when you need to. Your earlier invoices and records remain available to view and export.

Your customers pay invoices directly into your bank account. Your Fustle subscription is charged separately to your card at the start of each subscription month.

The trial covers the first five new invoices you send on the Invoicing plan. Drafts and work entries don't use the allowance. Unused trial invoices carry over between months; you don't receive a new allowance every month.

Before sending invoice number six, choose and confirm a paid plan. The trial does not automatically become a paid subscription.

Invoicing covers your invoices and follow-up. You handle your own taxes, pension contributions and filings. To keep receipts, expenses and your own payroll calculations together too, choose Invoicing + Expenses. Payroll adds the agreed filings handled by Fustle.

Do I need to track hours for every project?

No. You can record hourly work, use a fixed price or create an invoice directly.

Does Invoicing include my tax filings?

No. Invoicing helps you manage your invoices. You or your accountant handle the relevant filings, and you pay your own taxes and pension contributions.

What happens to my records if I cancel?

You can still view and export your earlier records. Sending new invoices requires an available trial allowance or an active plan.

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