Harvest is designed for service-based businesses and may not support high-volume invoicing typical for large enterprises.
Yes, Harvest allows you to create recurring invoices on a schedule that suits your business needs.
Harvest allows you to generate a variety of reports, including time and expense reports, invoice reports, and project reports. These reports help you analyze your team's productivity, track project costs, and monitor your overall financial health.
Clients can pay directly from their invoices using integrated online payment options like Stripe and PayPal.
Yes, Harvest lets you track expenses and easily include them in your invoices.
To set up team members in Harvest, you can invite them via email and assign them specific roles and permissions. This allows you to control what each team member can access and edit within the account, ensuring effective collaboration.
Harvest can sync invoices with QuickBooks Online and Xero, helping keep your accounting up-to-date.
Harvest can't handle complex approval workflows or multiple brands under one account, which may limit its use for large enterprises.