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This week we’re releasing a brand new look for your Debitoor mobile app. The update marks one of the most significant design changes we’ve ever done, with the aim of creating an app that is more accessible, more attractive, and more intuitive than ever.

Our team of UX designers and developers have been working hard to bring this new version to light in time for autumn. The changes are part of our larger goal of creating an app designed to make invoicing & accounting simple and professional for all businesses.

To learn more about the ideas and motivations behind the changes, we spoke directly with our UX Lead and Chief Designer, Hugo Corzo, who gave us some insights into the update and more details about the new look you’ll find in the app. So let’s take a closer look at the latest in the Debitoor iPhone and Android mobile app...

Happy Wednesday! Today, we wanted to provide you with a design update on our popular feature, ‘Export Data’. This feature allows you to export information, such as a list of invoices or expenses, directly to your computer. Since we feel that this is such an important Debitoor feature, we have made it easier for you to find!

In the UK, businesses with a turnover of £150,000 or less have the option of using cash accounting. Whereas traditional accounting (which is also called accrual accounting) records income and expenses on the date that an invoice is issued, cash accounting recognises transactions on the date that money changes hands.

This blog post explains why it’s important to use invoicing software that allows you to choose your method of accounting, as well as how to activate and use cash accounting in Debitoor.

When you’re managing your invoicing and accounting, it can be irritating if your workflow is interrupted – particularly if you get stuck with an error message that you can’t get rid of.

This article takes a look at some of the most common error messages that appear in Debitoor invoicing software and explains what you can do to fix them.

We’re excited to release a new look for Debitoor: a small change that we’re hoping will make a big impact on how you work with the software and how we can continue to grow and develop based on your feedback.

The change? We’ve moved the navigation bar from the top to the left side of the page. While this might not seem so small, it is only a design change. You’ll still find all of the features and functions of your Debitoor account available now from the left.

We recently told you about some improvements we’ve made to the Suppliers tab, and now, we’ve also made a small but significant change to the way you manage your clients: multiple email addresses per customer.

This blog post explains why we’ve made this improvement, and takes a look at how you can save more than one email address for each customer in Debitoor invoicing software.

When you’re looking for the right invoicing solution for your business, you might feel as though you have to choose between online invoicing software and a mobile invoicing app. However, there are many options – including Debitoor – that combine web and mobile apps, giving you the best of both.

This blog post takes a look at the advantages of using invoicing software with a mobile app, as well as explaining how to get started with Debitoor from your computer, phone, or iPad.

Suppliers are key contacts for any small business or freelancer. They might provide you with the raw materials you use to manufacture finished goods, they might supply the products you sell to the end consumer, or they might simply sell the day-to-day items you need to keep your business running (coffee, paper, printer ink, etc.).

Managing and maintaining your relationships with your suppliers is therefore an important part of running a business. To make this even easier, we’ve updated and improved the Suppliers tab in Debitoor invoicing software, and this blog post takes a closer look at the changes we’ve made.

Proforma invoicing is an essential feature of any good invoicing software. But did you know that you can create proforma invoices from your phone as quickly and easily as from your computer or laptop?

As well as looking at the advantages of sending proforma invoices from a mobile device, we explain how to create a proforma invoice anytime, anywhere with our free, intuative invoicing apps for iOS and Android.

When you make purchases for your business, its normal to shop around, make comparisons, and see which options cover the basics. The same goes for choosing invoicing software – you probably look at which software makes it easy to send invoices, keep track of payments, and record company expenses.

Of course Debitoor offers the essentials, but it’s the little things that make good invoicing software great. With a few added touches, the right invoicing software can save you time, help you provide better customer service, and even save you money – so here’s five tips on getting more from your invoicing software.

We often get asked about the differences between the mobile and online versions of Debitoor. In this blog post, we take a look at the ways our different platforms complement each other, as well as how you can get the most out of your invoicing software from any device.

When you are creating periodic invoices, more often than not the best and more efficient option for you is to create recurring invoices.

In Debitoor invoicing software you have the option to create recurring invoices for cases where you are invoicing a repeated customer for the same service.

However, in other cases it may be more practical to simply copy an invoice, even if it is a recurring invoice.

Nowadays, more and more aspects of business are turning towards digitalisation so rapidly that it can actually be quite difficult to keep up! There's no need to be afraid of it though, if anything you should embrace the benefits of digitised processes and products.

For you to be strategic in your business, you should consider thinking beyond processing paper documents, and rather use a faster and more effective system such as OCR.

The title tells you all you need to know: it’s now possible to import both your customer list and product list to your Debitoor account. Fast. Easy. Immediate.

Up until now, it’s been necessary to add each customer or product one-by-one. That’s all changed. No more heavy lifting with the tedious entry of each and every detail.

Now, you can tackle that task with just a few clicks. It’s so easy, that I’ll have to go into unnecessary detail just to make this a full blogpost.

After a year of a great integration with PayPal, we’ve made the partnership even better. Now, every time a customer pays one of your invoices via PayPal, the payment is directly and automatically matched within your account.

Here’s a little more about how it works:

• First, connect your Debitoor account to PayPal by clicking on ‘Settings > Settings > Online Payment’.
• You’ll see PayPal listed, and click the ‘Connect’ button to get started. You’ll need a PayPal Business account to connect, so if you already have one, just log in to activate the integration, or you can easily set one up.

Online payment solutions are a great way to receive payment from customers fast and without the headache. However, many forms of electronic payment methods take a percentage of the total cost in order to continue providing a great service.

So when you receive a payment, it might be a little less than the total you indicated on your invoice. This amount is the percentage taken from the payment solution to cover their costs.

Although it is generally a small percentage, it can cause some unnecessary complications when it comes to entering payments on invoices.

In Debitoor, there is a simple way to include not only these small expenses, but also cash discounts to customers, bad debt, and other miscellaneous fees, ensuring the invoice is paid in full and no longer marked as ‘Partially Paid’ or overdue in your account.

Setting out on an independent path by becoming a freelancer or launching your own company is an exciting and empowering endeavour. However, it can be daunting to break away from a more traditional work environment and start making your business goals a reality.

When starting out, there are likely more than a few concerns that arise. One of the most crucial and common matters for budding entrepreneurs is the issue of capital. Starting a business from scratch often requires time and money before you start seeing a steady profit.

Small business loans are a means to making sure that your business has the funding it needs to get off the ground. They are a common approach to providing a financial base for development and can be obtained from a number of different sources.

A quick, easy, and secure way to send and receive payment, PayPal is a main integration in the Debitoor application. If you’re not yet a PayPal user, it could greatly simplify transactions for your small business.

To sign up, visit the site to enter your information and register for free. Through this account you can link your credit card, prepaid card, or current account and make transactions free of charge.

PayPal’s ease-of-use and seamless integration make it an ideal partner for Debitoor.

The process of bank reconciliation is one that is generally not considered among the many exciting aspects of running a business. And yet, this tedious task is one of the most crucial for staying on top of your company’s finances.

It’s always the same: painstakingly combing through income and expense records to ensure that the amounts match exactly to amounts recorded in bank statements, often with frustrating forays into emails/cupboards/bins searching for some waylaid bill or paper receipt. Who has time for that?

Fortunately, the development of cloud-based accounting and invoicing software has made this process a little less painful by allowing transactions to be stored and accessed electronically, where users can match each transaction. This may sound familiar to Debitoor users, familiar with this built-in feature.

But we’re not stopping there...

Debitoor was launched some way back in 2012 filling in the gap in the market for the simple and light accounting software for freelancers and small businesses. We've strived to make the service as lingo- and visually clutter-free as it is possible. And we've given it away free of charge.

We've also released a range of more sophisticated accounting features and introduced two more subscription plans that made the development of these features possible.

It's also worth mentioning that we're incredibly grateful to you - the Debitoor community - for contributing with your ideas and suggestions that helped Debitoor grow from a simple invoicing application to a fully-packed invoicing and accounting software.

However, it goes without saying, that growth requires sustenance and it's simply not sustainable for Debitoor to provide service without charge anymore.

With the Debitoor API, you can build automatic invoicing flows, bulk import your expenses or connect your CRM system.

And now you can also build automatic payment flows in the Debitoor invoicing and accounting software, as we've just released payments endpoints to the Debitoor API.

As 2014 draws to a close the 2015 Roadmap for Debitoor accounting is already on the minds and desks of our developers.

Simplicity, ease of use and great design - these are the qualities that have always been at the core of Debitoor's principles. And even though the application is quite easy and straightforward the amount of support requests we get on the daily basis can be overwhelming.

Don't get me wrong, we like hearing back from you and learning what questions concern you most. But in a lot of instances the answers are simply found on the website itself.

One of the keys to a successful business is having a clear overview of your accounts, don't you think?

And when everything is simple and available at a glance, it should make your work less hard, right?

So, that's how we came up with the new Debitoor home panel.

You can now download the Debitoor Android app for free from Google Play. The app allows you to create and send invoices, record expenses, manage products and synchronize your address book with ease on the go.

You might have provided feedback and voted in the forum, and you may have wondered why the Debitoor app for Android wasn't released until now. I'll give you an explanation.

There’s a fierce battle going on between the internet giants.

Microsoft is desperately trying to defend what’s left of its former dominator Internet Explorer. The almighty Google has taken to the top of market share rankings with Chrome. Apple has its Safari and Firefox stands ready as a somewhat idealistic alternative to the other big three.

You deal with this situation all the time: A customer pays only part of an invoice. How do you keep track of partial payments? Debitoor makes it pain free. You can easily match a partial payment to the corresponding invoice.

Under ‘Payments’, find the right transaction and match it to the invoice. The invoice will remain in the ‘Unpaid’ category, but you can see the recorded payment when you open the invoice. It will also display the amount that’s still due.

You’d like to know if an email bounces (marketing jargon for undeliverable), right? Services like Hotmail or Gmail will send you a notification. To give you a better user experience, Debitoor now does the same.

Emails can bounce for a number of reasons, but it is often caused simply by a small spelling mistake in the email address.

With the new notification feature, you will know right away if one of your quotes or invoices hasn’t reached its intended recipient. You can then check if you spelled the email address correctly and possibly contact the customer via phone, if the problem seems to lie elsewhere.

Caught a mistake on an invoice that you have completed? Not a problem anymore. Debitoor now lets you edit completed invoices.

When you open a completed invoice, you will now see an ‘Edit’ button next to the ‘Change Design’ button.

In addition to the partial payment and discounts on invoices options, there are two other great additions to Debitoor coming this week.

Every customer loves a discount. They can do wonders for your sales numbers. That's why a highly requested new feature is now available in Debitoor: Adding discounts to your invoices and quotes.

To add a discount, simply type the desired percentage into the newly created box called 'Discount'. The system will then automatically make sure the discount is added to the whole invoice.

Extract expense reports, import your legacy of expenses, bulk enter your expenses.

The sky is pretty much the limit with the recent addition of endpoints for expenses and suppliers to the Debitoor REST API.

Here's a bit of an Accounting 101: You can't delete a finalized invoice. And you shouldn't.

However, by popular demand, we've come up with a way to fix mistakes on your invoice without making a mess out of the sales numbers. Below, I will tell you a little about the correct way of taking advantage of the new "Delete invoice" function and how you go about using it.

So, you're making a purchase, popping the receipt into your wallet and at the end of the month you're trying to remember what you've done with that receipt after you got back home.

I've already shown you how to send a copy of your receipt to Debitoor Expenses using email. And now it's got even easier.

Because, if you're using the Debitoor iOS app, you can simply record your expenses using your phone's camera. Just look for the new feature under the "+" sign on the top-right hand side.

Do you know how much money you spend on your business every month?

If you don't - you most definitely should. Even if you think that your business is not yet big enough to worry about such things and especially if you're investing your own money into your venture.

Why? Starting with tracking your expenses now will help you run your business more efficiently when it grows. And you will also be able to see how much money you spend at a glance and have a better control over your budget.

The sum of the numbers gives us a number 7 - the luckiest of numbers. But that's not the only reason why 34 is so magical.

With the latest addition of Ukraine, Guatemala and Dominican Republic Debitoor is now available in... wait for it... 34 countries! And there are more coming up with the exciting times ahead.

You know when we say "Simple Invoicing & Accounting" we really mean it, right? You create an invoice or a quote with your product & customer details and just hit "Send". Easy peasy!

But sometimes you need to go beyond a simple estimate or confirmation of the purchase or a finished project. If you're a designer, chances are you want your customer to see the exact details and the process of the project you're quoting on.

And if something you're invoicing, has to include the shipping details, you'd like to leave a note for these on the invoice too. If we'd add all the little features that are very specific for you business, it would make the application a bit hard to understand to those who are not in the same field as you. And that's why there's an additional message field with 5000 characters to your disposal. It's a simple and easy solution. So, let's see what you can do with it. 1. Bigger font for your company & bank details So, you want to have larger font for your company address, bank details or any other element on the invoice? Just include it in the additional message field like an example below: 2. Partial Payment & Receipt Did you already receive a payment or part payment for the project? Or perhaps, you require a part-payment for this project before it's completed. Mention it on the invoice before you send it to the customer. You can send a Draft invoice with the acknowledgment that the invoice has been partially paid and that a final invoice will be issued once it's paid in full. 3. Specify unit type for special requirements If you have some special product unit types that are not included in Debitoor at the moment you can outline them here as well. Just like on the example below: 4. Payment details Got special payment terms? Do you want to let your customer know that you will provide a completed order after the payment has been made? Or there's a particular way that your payment has to be processed? Let your customer know if the additional message field: 5. Shipping details If you're selling a product that includes shipping it would be great if you could also outline it on the invoice, right? What are your shipping rates? What are the lead times? You can also improvise a little and add "_" symbol, so that your customer could sign the invoice (if you're including a physical copy) - that would turn your invoice into an improvised Delivery Docket. Here's an example: 6. Job docket & Project Description When you work on a freelance project you might as well let your customer know exactly what happens if they don't pay on time, if you're required to work additional hours & also clarify any details of project: what you're willing and what you're not willing to do etc. You have 5000 symbols in the additional message field - that's enough to fill about 2 pages. So use these to give as much detail on the project as possible. 7. Personal Message You can also just leave a personal message for your customer. Just like David does in Debitoor support videos. And also if you have any seasonal greetings for your customers - this would be a the space to express these. 8. Anything else You see, once you know that you have all this space (5000 spaces to be precise) you can let your imagination flow. Of just be extremely practical and outline any particular details you want to discuss with the client at the door: travel arrangement, expense arrangement and other terms & conditions. The space is open to your disposal. And remember that you can save the message - so it appears on all of your invoices or stays as a template for your future arrangements. Are you already using the additional message field? What do you use it for? Do you have any suggestions for your fellow users on what they should mention on their invoices?

When you start a new business the amount of paperwork and numbers you have to account for is overwhelming. You will learn that business paperwork is much more than just sending off an invoice and you'll have to learn it fast, before all the deadlines for HMRC, Company House and other reports start coming in.

So, you already know how to create an invoice, and you know you can do it easily with Debitoor. Now, it's time to take a look at your expenses and decide what you can take off or put on your reports to make sure you don't overpay (or underpay) your taxes.

We're do our best to bring you more video tutorials for all Debitoor features. A video can tell a story or explain how things work so much quicker and easier than a text.

So, here's another video added to Debitoor YouTube Channel. This time it's about tracking your business expenses & income with the Debitoor Bank - a feature added not that long ago but already used by many Premium Plus users.

David learns how he can keep track of his expenses & income with the Debitoor Bank feature

It's 2014 and here at Debitoor, it's all about accounting. Online VAT reporting, bank reconciliation and document handling - with more accounting features in the making.

What started out as an experiment to build a simple invoicing solution for small businesses and startups has taken a giant leap into the not at all boring world of accounting.

And so today, we're adding a new pricing plan to Debitoor which includes all invoicing and accounting features of Debitoor in one package called "Premium Plus" which is available at €10 per month.

Welcome into the New Year! If you haven't yet read Chris's (aka Mr Debitoor's) testimonial for 2013/2014 you should - especially if you want to find out what's happening with Debitoor this year.

I'm here to bring you the first update for the year, something you might have already noticed when you logged in to application this week. It's all new and improved left-side menu.

The Debitoor iOS app has a new look and you can already download it from your local iTunes store.

We've updated the app to look much better on your iOS7 device which is something you're going to notice straight up once you get the update. You'll also find some adjustments based on your requests (as usual) and updates to the browser app.

I have previously mentioned some of the advantages of voluntary VAT registration. But if you're not making enough just yet to register for VAT, or simply don't see the advantages of registering yet, Debitoor has a brand new feature as of today just for you.

"How come it's free?" It's the question I get asked often when I introduce Debitoor to a new audience. And if you're still wondering about, find out why Debitoor is free.

I thought I would use this space to talk a little bit about Debitoor branding on your invoices and why we use it.

It seems like only just yesterday Debitoor celebrated its 100 000th registered user. And we are so chuffed to see this number clock over 150 000 mark this week.

We'd like to think that we've come so far due to our hard work and vigorous marketing activities. But really, it's all thanks to you - the user. And we thank you for that, wholeheartedly.

We've got another new feature coming to you this week. Now you can get your Profit & Loss reports for selected dates in Debitoor in the new "Reports BETA" tab.

The layout of your Debitoor view depends on the device you're using it on. Chances are, if you've been using Debitoor on a tablet all this time you have not even noticed the recent layout changes of the desktop version.

Today we're taking an important step towards from 'just' an invoicing software to a 'real' accounting system.

So when you log on to Debitoor, you'll see two new menu tabs: Bank and Reports, both with Beta tags attached to them.

For the past few weeks we have been asking for your opinion. We asked what you thought of Debitoor and if you would recommend it to your friend or a colleague.

I have personally read through all your messages and tweets and they have made my day on several occasions. We have received some very high praises and also a some suggestions for improvement - and it's great! This way we can tell what we can improve on.

The net promoter score so far for Debitoor is 65 - a great number to be at. This number measures the likelihood of anyone recommending a product to a peer based on a scale of 100.

With the recent layout and navigational changes for Debitoor - the biggest design change in the history of Debitoor - we rearranged the menu items in a way which meant that some of you couldn't find your quotes.

And this type of feedback is super valuable to us.

So we'll release some updates to the design this week which should make it easier for you to get to your quotes. Note that Sales is still your gateway to Invoices, Quotes and Products:

As you may be aware, there has been a recent security breach at our database provider, MongoHQ, who deliver database services to SaaS providers around the world.

I'm happy to announce the addition of invoicing endpoints to the recently opened Debitoor REST API, opening a world of integration opportunities for anyone with developer resources.

As you might have noticed already Debitoor has a whole new look as of today. Don't worry, it's still as intuitive and easy to use as before. And all your data is still here, just shifted around in a fresher and more organised view.

So, let's see what's different.

Earlier, you might have noticed that you can print your invoices straight from the browser if you're using Debitoor in Google Chrome. And now you can print from any browser.

Debitoor integrated with Dropbox, Gmail or even Salesforce?

Yes! The Debitoor API is now open for you to hook up your app, system or tool with Debitoor and synchronize and edit your products and customers.

If you're printing off invoices and sending them to your customers in a bulk chances are you're using those office envelopes with a plastic window to display your customer's address.

Tired of your default invoice template? Want to move things around? The new Premium feature is here to change the look of your invoice.

This is a question we get a lot. In Debitoor, you can't permanently delete an invoice. And, technically, you should not be able to do this in any other accounting software.

It's to do with the law - as simple as that. You have to keep your transaction records for 5 years. If a tax man asks you to get copies of invoices from a couple of years back you have to present these to him.

Imagine if you could delete your invoice and reuse the invoice number to change all the data on them. This would be cheating. And we don't want you to get in trouble.

You took a chance and made a decision to have your own business and do what you're really passionate about.

The least thing you'd like to do is to be sitting at the desk for hours and filling out appropriate paperwork (unless your business is accounting, of course). And although I cannot tell you how to do it at all, I have some advice on how to make your accounting flow more organised.

They say anything you can stick to for three weeks will become a habit. So, the steps below can help you to develop a habit of keeping your books organised.

The cool thing about using an online service like Debitoor is that you have a free extra space on your desk where a growing heap of paper otherwise would sit with an attached dread to ever find something in it.

You're making purchases online already, so why store the receipts from these purchases in a printed form anyway? Just forward your e-mail purchase confirmations to your Debitoor Alias and they will be stored in your Expenses tab in a handy format and available in seconds if you need to show it to your accountant or a tax man.

So, you have created your quotation, sent it to the customer and you know that your customer has seen it. What's next? There's a nifty little feature that should help your further invoice flow.

The Debitoor iPhone app Version 1.2 is here with a couple of visual changes plus a new time-saving feature.

When we launched 'Quotes' earlier this summer, we asked you to try out Quotes and give us your feedback.

What we learned was that many small businesses would save valuable time if they were able to convert their quote to an invoice really easily, once their customer had accepted the offer.

So we made this happen.

Did a customer of yours ever claim not to have received the invoice you sent them? Are you sometimes curious about whether your customer has viewed your quote?

With this week's update to Debitoor, you can now send your invoices, quotes and credit notes as links instead of PDF attachments, allowing you to track their status.

When you log in to Debitoor accounting software today you might notice a little change: you can now convert a quotation to an invoice in just one click! All thanks to your feedback.

Having removed the Beta 'disclaimer' from what we used to call the Expenses lab, we now wish to expand the concept of Debitoor to accounting as well as invoicing software.

Based on your feedback, we've added and improved some features which allow you to do simple accounting tasks, such as entering your expenses and attaching your receipts or other documents to them.

Give your customers a quote or an estimate to let them know what your services or products will cost, before you make the final deal with them.

Adding a quote feature to Debitoor is the top user request in the forum, and now you'll find the new Quotes feature right up there in the top menu:

Well, now you can have a whole 5000 characters to let your imagination fly!

We've just added another feature to our growing roster: a custom message field at the bottom of each invoice. You can use it to explain your Shipping Policy:

Or you might have a special Returns Policy...

As of today, there's no need to start from scratch when you want to issue an invoice that's similar to an already finalized one - or a recurrent invoice for that matter.

You simply hit 'Copy' on your draft, unpaid or done invoices or credit notes and a duplicate of your invoice will jump to your 'Drafts' tab ready for further editing, if you wish.

Again, a result of your highly valued feedback. And another reason to keep that feedback coming.

If you're using Google Chrome as your browser, you can now print your invoice straight from your Debitoor invoice overview. You can print draft, unpaid, done as well as deleted invoices or credit notes straight from the drop-down menu. So no need to download your invoice to print it.

But again, only if you're using Google Chrome.

That's right! Now you can get Debitoor for your iPhone and easily create an invoice anywhere you go.

Either you've made a deal of a lifetime on the plane or found a new customer at a networking event - you can now instantly add them to your customer list. With the Debitoor iPhone app you have everything you need to issue an invoice available instantly at your fingertips.

And as always with the Debitoor design we kept everything clean and simple. Want to have a sneak peak? Well, here it is:

Admittedly, adding this new function to Debitoor was a tricky one.

I mean, using it should be pretty straightforward, but introducing a function that's been at the very top of our users' wish list for quite some time and meeting the legal requirement that you're not allowed to delete a finalised invoice were a controversial mix.

So we've come up with a solution which ensures that the invoice you're deleting disappears from your list of 'done' invoices and then jumps to the 'deleted' tab, keeping the invoice number for any future reference.

Looking for an easy way to share your data with your accountant or bookkeeper? To import your data into your accounting system? Or just wondering how to do an easy backup of everything you've entered in Debitoor?

Well, in that case, I'm happy to share with you that the new data export feature is now live under your 'Account Settings':

It allows you to export your invoices, expenses, customers and products in a CSV file format for easy import into other systems or simply for an Excel overview.

In case you hadn't already noticed: we've released some updates which improve Debitoor in the vital areas of usability and design.

More specifically, we've given the lists and buttons a major overhaul, adding some special attention to the look and feel of your invoices overview:

Today we pushed out a bunch of new features for you. We have added the possibility for you to see how your expenses develop over time by browsing through a graphical timeline. You can filter by selecting individual months and receive a breakdown of all expenses in the selected period.

On the invoice side we also introduced new invoice filters that splits your invoices into three lists. Drafts is for all the invoices that you haven't yet sent to your customers. When you finalize a draft invoice it is immediately moved to the Unpaid list so use that to follow up on customer payments. Once you have received payment from the customer you can mark invoices as paid and they are then moved to their final resting place in the Done list.

We’ve been working hard on a new feature that allows you to track your expenses and suppliers, and have now made the Expenses Beta available to all users. We hope you love it as much as we do. To start tracking your expenses you just need to request access on the Expenses page.

Expense Beta with ability to request access

With Expenses it is possible to create suppliers directly from the Expense form. Once a supplier is selected for an expense, we will calculate VAT based on the location of the supplier.

We've created a new invoicing/accounting program for the English market earlier this year called Debitoor. We are targeting small company owners, freelancers and newly established companies who are on the lookout for a straightforward invoicing program.

Based on a lot of customer feedback and numerous suggestions we have tailored Debitoor to fit even more of your needs. Incorporating the ability to invoice in gross or net price, the option to choose between several units and the way you pay us, are just some your suggestions we have included.

An important concept for us is the ease of use and we're happy to find that we're still able to stick to our principle that "less is more" in our quest for continuous improvements.

Well it's actually quite simple - We’d rather spend our money on YOU.