Well, no, I am not attempting to sell a template for professional-looking invoices, it's the good MS guys that are trying to do so.
Their invoicing system may well be quick, convenient and what-not, but the actual example seems to me like any other invoice, not in any way "more professional-looking" (I believe that there are not so many ways to write down an invoice BTW) and allow me to believe that (as in the posted example) if you send an invoice:
Document Date: July 6, 2017
Due Date: July 20, 2017
it is not likely that it will be payed much earlier than July 20, 2017, particularly if the Billed to is a firm.
The whole stuff reminds me of Calvin&Hobbes and the secret weapon that no teacher can resist:
Well, no, I am not attempting to sell a template for professional-looking invoices
That sucks, I believe you could literally make tens of dollars doing just that! Before Microsoft corners the market with a free app in their current 17 app business bundle of course.
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Well, no, I am not attempting to sell a template for professional-looking invoices, it's the good MS guys that are trying to do so.
Their invoicing system may well be quick, convenient and what-not, but the actual example seems to me like any other invoice, not in any way "more professional-looking" (I believe that there are not so many ways to write down an invoice BTW) and allow me to believe that (as in the posted example) if you send an invoice:
Document Date: July 6, 2017
Due Date: July 20, 2017
it is not likely that it will be payed much earlier than July 20, 2017, particularly if the Billed to is a firm.
The whole stuff reminds me of Calvin&Hobbes and the secret weapon that no teacher can resist:
http://kuro.sine.com/calvin-hobbes/89/ch891031.gif
That sucks, I believe you could literally make tens of dollars doing just that! Before Microsoft corners the market with a free app in their current 17 app business bundle of course.