Harvest connects to Jira to pull in time tracked on projects. This means you can generate invoices based on the actual work done with minimal effort.
Yes, you can track expenses in Harvest alongside your time entries from Jira. This allows for comprehensive invoicing that includes both billable hours and expenses.
You can personalize your invoices with your company logo and color scheme, but Harvest accounts are limited to one brand name per account. If you have multiple brands, separate accounts will be needed for each.
You can create detailed invoices that reflect the time tracked in Jira. Choose to display itemized time entries or summarize by project.
One limitation is that only time entries from Jira sync to Harvest. If you need to pull in additional data or custom fields, that may not be supported.
Yes, clients can pay invoices online via Stripe or PayPal, making it easy for them to settle their bills quickly.
Harvest does not charge transaction fees for payments made through its platform, but the payment processors, like Stripe and PayPal, may charge their own fees based on the transaction amounts. It's best to check their respective pricing pages for details.