Invoicing on a Mac

[d3jpt]

Hi, can any one help me before i loose the plot,
I have recently moved over to a Mac computer and have now got used to the changes and want to carry out all my invoicing on the Mac but, Im having a lot of problems.
Does any one know or use a good invoicing program that allows you to design you're own template easily!! one that doesn't need a degree in using it.
I have a letterhead which is my company logo at the top address ect and at the bottom niceic logo and registered address.
I have tried billings but just can't get anything to work nicely.
The program must let me email invoices.
Can any one help please

 

[Spudnik]

Gotta be honest, i designed and use MS Word for mac for my invoicing, quotes etc.

Although that does mean you have to generate your own invoices numbers and fill EVERYTHING in manually.

 

[danzor]

There's an invoice app you can download, it's very basic but does the job. Just search app store

 

[d3jpt]

I've tried loads, cost me about £80 already, can you recommend one?
and jason that was what I'm trying to avoid entering everything manually

 

[Mark_Burgess]

Gotta be honest, i designed and use MS Word for mac for my invoicing, quotes etc.

Although that does mean you have to generate your own invoices numbers and fill EVERYTHING in manually.

I have done the same using pages, I have templates set up with each customer (commercial ongoing jobs) and its not much bother really.

 

[Voltimax]

Why don't you use Numbers? That's like microsoft excel I believe. Of course you could download a whole office suite for free in the form of Libreoffice.
I have the same problem as I run a Linux distro and i rely on Libreoffice consequently some of it's automated, but some is manual.

 

[frankpatrick]

I use a mac and i think I'm going to start using EBIS.pro when they launch. They are a Gooroo product which is like an invoicing and business management online software that my girlfriend uses and they are bringing out an invoicing system just for electricians soon. I think she pays £15 a month and it does EVERYTHING so im hoping that EBIS will be the same

 

[GentlemanSparky]

I had a look at invoice2go on the app store & although fairly basic, it seems good & easily organised, plus it automatically backs up so you can use an iPad etc for portability. I'd give that a go if I were u.... Let us know how you get on

 

[THE INVERTER]

Hi
I use solar accounts and it is fantastic, estimates, invoices,vat,nominal ledger for your accountant it does it all
bought it 3 years ago and never looked back
you can download a trial version too
good luck

 

[hopkins85]

I use wave accounting. Completely free. Cloud based. Upload bank statements as csv. Files. Good for invoicing, estimating and accounting

 

[amlu]

make a simple spreadsheet on a spreadsheet software available for you. even google docs will do. stick your company logo, address, etc over there and you done. not a rocket science.

 

[keniff]

I use ms word and save as PDF most people can view this if I'm emailing the invoice

 

[Swcfisher]

Debitoor works on Mac

 

[danzor]

I use Quickbooks, cost £12 or so a month. Great for what I do, turns an estimate into a quote and invoice etc.

 

[Darkwood]

Never pay the monthly danzor .. I paid about £130 for the full edition and its mine with no extra costs... after 12months subscription every extra month paid is lost money.