Feature · Invoicing

Invoices raised,
automatically.

When a timesheet is approved, Subshift knows the rate, the hours, the client, and the surcharges. Invoices are generated against the correct rate card for the correct period — ready to send.

How invoicing works

Rate cards per client and position

Each client-and-position pair has its own rate card — hourly, fixed, weekday, weekend, overtime, bank holiday. Applied automatically when a shift is billed.

Flexible rate structures

Support for hourly, fixed-fee, and multi-rate cards with time windows, day-of-week rules, and overtime thresholds.

Period roll-ups

Pick weekly, fortnightly, or monthly billing periods per client. Subshift rolls up approved timesheets into a single invoice per period.

Pay and charge split

Each rate card has a pay rate (to the worker) and a charge rate (to the client) — margin is always visible.

Editable before sending

Generated invoices are drafts until you send them. Edit line items, add one-off charges, or credit a client before issue.

Accounting export

Export to Xero, QuickBooks, or CSV. Invoice numbers and line items preserved for clean reconciliation.

Stop re-keying timesheets into spreadsheets.

Book a demo and see how approved timesheets become invoices automatically.

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Learn how: Generating invoices →