Yes, you can add VAT to your invoices for Israeli clients. However, you will need to set your own tax rates as Harvest doesn't automate tax calculations.
Harvest's interface is in English, but you can write invoice content in Hebrew for your clients.
There is no specific limit on the number of invoices you can create in Harvest. However, depending on your subscription plan, there may be restrictions on the number of clients or active projects.
You can set the default currency to Israeli Shekels (ILS) for your invoices in Harvest.
Harvest allows you to customize invoices, but it doesn't support specific electronic invoicing standards required by Israeli businesses.
Harvest supports online payments via Stripe and PayPal, but integration with local Israeli payment gateways is not available.
Yes, Harvest allows you to distinguish between billable and non-billable hours. You can assign specific tasks as billable or non-billable when tracking time, making it easier to manage your workload.
One limitation is that Harvest does not support dynamic template variables. Each invoice must be customized manually, as there are no automated fields for project names or client details.