Harvest marks invoices as paid when clients complete their payment online. You can view payment status directly in the invoice.
Yes, Harvest automatically sends email reminders for overdue payments to clients, helping you follow up without extra effort.
To use online payment options like Stripe and PayPal, you'll need to set up accounts with those services and connect them to your Harvest account. Once connected, clients can pay invoices directly through the links provided.
Clients can pay your invoices online using Stripe or PayPal, making it easy and convenient for them.
Harvest provides reports on payments received, overdue invoices, and outstanding balances, so you can monitor your cash flow.
There's no specific limit on tracking payments, but keep in mind that Harvest is not designed for high-volume invoicing.
Yes, Harvest supports collaboration by allowing team members to log time, track projects, and share invoices. You can assign tasks to different team members, and they can view their own time entries as well as project budgets.
Harvest does not allow partial payments. Clients need to pay the full invoice amount or you’ll need to create a new invoice for the remaining balance.