QuickBooks to Get Upgraded Invoicing
May 25, 2023
An exciting update is coming to QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks Online will soon have a brand new invocing and quotes experience. The update has been designed from the ground up to make it easier to create, send and manage custom quotes and invoices
The new feature allows users to customise quotes and invoices on the spot with no templates needed. QuickBooks say it will allow you to get quotes approved faster, with easy responses from customers. It also cleverly autosaves quotes and invoices created whilst using the mobile app.
The rollout will start in June for a small number of QuickBooks users, with wider availability and additional features added in the weeks and months that follow.
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