Harvest connects with Microsoft 365 to streamline invoicing. You can create invoices directly from your Microsoft apps, making it easy to manage your billing.
You can't track time directly in Microsoft 365, but you can log time in Harvest and then use that data to create invoices that integrate with Microsoft apps.
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.
With the integration, you can create invoices, access client information, and send invoices directly through Microsoft apps, simplifying your workflow.
Yes, Harvest has a mobile app that allows you to track time and expenses on the go, which can then be used for invoicing in Microsoft 365.
One limitation is that the integration doesn't support automatic syncing of payment details; you will need to manage payments separately within Harvest.
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.