How to Create an Interim Invoice
Introduction
Interim invoices are used for large projects with multiple deliverables, allowing businesses to bill clients periodically. Here’s a guide to creating interim invoices using Boulder Invoice.
Steps to Create Interim Invoices
Agree on a Project Schedule: Define and agree on a timeline with your client before starting the project.
Draft and Submit Invoices: Use Boulder Invoice’s templates to create and send invoices based on the project milestones.
Track Payments: Keep records of all invoices and payments to maintain an overview of the project’s financials.
Submit the Final Invoice: Once the project is complete, issue a final invoice summarizing all previous invoices and the total amount due.
Benefits of Using Boulder Invoice for Interim Invoices
Boulder Invoice provides easy-to-use templates and tracking tools to manage interim invoicing efficiently. By automating this process, you ensure timely billing and payment, helping maintain a steady cash flow throughout the project.
Conclusion
Boulder Invoice is the superior choice for creating various types of invoices, including proposal, credit, past-due, and interim invoices. Its modern interface, advanced features, and affordability make it the best solution for small businesses looking to streamline their invoicing processes.
Try Boulder Invoice for free today and experience the benefits of modern, efficient, and secure invoicing for your business. Start your free trial now and see how easy invoicing can be with Boulder Invoice.
