Posted on 16 February 2010 by Roan Lavery – Comments (12)
In this month's release we've implemented a slew of feature requests, as well as introducing some new views on project data and profitability.
You can now link Bills, Bank Account Entries and Expenses to projects without rebilling them. This means you can keep track of expenses incurred during a project without necessarily adding them to an invoice.

Also, you can now add a mark-up to your rebilled expenses and bills, and set this either as a percentage or simply choose the final rebilled amount.
Linking and marking-up expenses and bills means we can start to analyse bottom-line profitability. The main Project screen has been redesigned to give you a better overview of key project data and show a simple profitability calculation.

Currently this looks at Total Invoiced (Net) - Expenses (whether billable or unbillable) = Profit. In addition the Invoiced amount box fills up with green as payments are made against the invoice, so if a project has 50% payment then this will be half-full. Or half-empty, depending on your outlook in life.
This is very much a first step in a giving you a better understanding of project profitability. The next step will be introducing time into this equation allowing you to track active projected profitability on a timeslip basis. We think you'll like it.

If you tend to send lots of similar invoices or estimates, you'll appreciate the new ability to duplicate these. Simply view an invoice and estimate and select duplicate from the drop down menu to make another one with identical invoice items and details.
The drop down on this page also lets you create a recurring invoice profile from the current invoice.
Until next time,
Roan & The Team at FreeAgent.
Thanks to @freeagent I will never need to use the crappy HMRC payroll software come April.
all sorted and ready for PAYE RTI thanks to @freeagent awesomeness.
The latest reason why I continue to love @freeagent http://t.co/nfYqVJDfa4 HMRC chucks a stress out at businesses, FreeAgent bats it away!
Those folks @freeagent do it right. The confirmation mail includes important information: http://t.co/HCHIvgjpI0
@NickClement @freeagent its excellent for invoicing, very flexible & easy - esp billable time by task from timeslips-capture the revenue!
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