Actual time and billable time are not always the same.
Keep the actual duration recorded while applying a billing increment to the billable duration where the job requires it.
Freelance time tracking
Use the timer when a job is billed by the hour, or add the time afterwards. Keep it against the client and project, then add eligible unbilled hours directly to an invoice.
No separate time-tracking app required for the odd hourly job. Time tracking is optional.
How it works
The time-to-invoice flow is built for a client who occasionally needs hourly billing, without adding a dedicated time-tracking subscription.
Run the timer while you work, or enter a finished block of time when a live timer was not useful.
Associate the entry with the client, optional project and time category, then add a description and date.
Keep actual duration separate from billable duration when a billing increment applies, and use the saved hourly rate.
Select stopped, billable, client-assigned and unallocated time. Zinvoice creates the invoice line from the duration and rate.
Lightweight time tracking
Time tracking is for occasional billable work, not employee monitoring. Start one timer, move around the app while it runs, or add the finished time manually afterwards.
Time to invoice
When time is stopped, billable, assigned to the same client and not already allocated, select it while creating a draft invoice. The saved duration, billing increment and hourly rate become the invoice line.
Included when you need it
Use these controls when the job needs billable hours. Leave them alone when you charge a fixed fee.
Keep the actual duration recorded while applying a billing increment to the billable duration where the job requires it.
Filter for unbilled time and review the entries that are ready to be allocated to an invoice.
Invoices do not require time entries, and fixed-price projects can use project records without a timer.
Set account or client rates, use an individual rate when needed, and group entries with reusable time categories.
Projects and time tracking are optional. You can invoice a client directly without creating a project or recording time.
Seven days free
Use Zinvoice for the client work you actually do: professional invoices, optional time tracking, recurring invoices, manual payment and expense records, projects and agreements for signing.
7 days free, then £12/month or £120/year unless cancelled · every feature included
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