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What is the billing feature in TimeLive?
The billing feature in TimeLive converts approved time and expense entries into accurate, invoice-ready billing data based on your defined rates, rules, and clients.
Does TimeLive support billable and non-billable hours?
Yes. TimeLive clearly separates billable and non-billable time, allowing organizations to track profitability and control what gets billed to clients.
Can billing be configured by project or client?
Yes. Billing rules can be configured by project, client, task, or employee, supporting different rates, billing structures, and engagement types.
How does TimeLive reduce billing errors?
Billing is generated from approved time and expense data, eliminating manual data entry and reducing discrepancies, missed hours, and invoice disputes.
Is billing integrated with time tracking?
Yes. Billing is directly linked to time tracking, timesheets, and approvals, ensuring invoices reflect actual, verified work performed.
Can billing data be exported or shared?
Yes. Billing reports and invoice data can be exported in standard formats for sharing with finance systems, clients, or accounting teams.
Does TimeLive support recurring or project-based billing?
TimeLive supports both recurring billing models and project-based billing, making it suitable for professional services, agencies, and client-driven teams.
Is billing suitable for growing organizations?
Yes. TimeLive’s billing system scales with your business, supporting multiple clients, projects, and teams without increasing administrative complexity.