Accurate Invoicing
for Every Project
TimeLog connects your project data to your finance system, so billing is faster and more accurate every month.
Trusted by project-driven teams in Europe

Project Work and Revenue, Finally Connected
TimeLog brings project management and project financials together on one platform. Hours, expenses, and milestones flow into invoices in one click, so billing happens faster, revenue lands sooner, and every invoice reflects the real work delivered.
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Less time spent on invoicing
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Years of project billing expertise
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Days saved on financial admin each month
Why Teams Choose TimeLog for Invoicing
No Work Goes Unbilled
Hours captured days later are hours easy to forget. TimeLog gives your team flexible ways to log time as the project runs, with expenses and mileage tied directly to the project they belong to. The invoice that goes out reflects the full work delivered, so revenue your team has already earned actually reaches the business.
Bill Complex Projects Without Workarounds
Many projects use more than one billing rule. A fixed fee on one part of the work, hourly billing on another, a retainer running alongside. With every rule attached to the project, TimeLog calculates and combines them when the invoice is generated. Your team sends one accurate invoice, no matter how the contract is structured.
Accurate Invoices, Every Time
An invoice is only as accurate as the data behind it. TimeLog draws each line directly from the hours, expenses, and rates your team has already approved on the project. The invoice that goes out matches what was logged, so your team doesn't lose time to corrections at month-end.
A Live View of Project Financials
Project financial health changes daily. TimeLog keeps the full picture in front of you, with revenue recognition and WIP tracked alongside what's billable and what's already invoiced. You always know where every project stands, in real time.
Everything Project Invoicing Needs to Run
One-click invoicing
Generate invoices for every billable project in a single step.
Intelligent hourly rates
Apply rates by client, project, person, or role automatically.
Multi-Currency Billing
Register hours in one currency, invoice in another.
Live Revenue Tracking
See work delivered, revenue recognized, and amounts billed.
Finance Integrations
Connect to e-conomic, Visma, Fortnox, plus more via API.
Multi Legal Entity
Handle internal billing with full audit trail across offices.
Proof That Connected Invoicing Saves Real Time
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"Timelog is a very flexible system and we are able to manage and invoice even the most complicated projects in a timely manner."
Birgit O.
Role: PMO
Industry: IT& Services
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"Timelog is easy to use and gives me insights into hours spend on "my" projects and customers... the process from registration to invoice and payment is handled smoothly with integration to Economics. "
Allan L.
Role: Senior Business Advisor
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"Timelog does a great job in managing projects, employee tracking, resource allocation all in one software."
Role: Physician Assistant
Industry: Health, Wellness and Fitness
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"The Timelog system supplies a wide variety of usage possibilites... I highly recommend it to any that sells billable hours and wish do so efficiently."
Ebbe S.
Role: Local CFO
Industry: Computer software
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"Favorite time and project management solution! Timelog makes our project registration and management efficient."
Christian V.
Role: Managing Consultant
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"The app works great for time tracking project by project. Easy to deploy to new users. Great and fast customer support. "
Mikkel N.
Role: Sr. Partner
Industry: Pharmaceuticals
Make every invoice accurate,
every month.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Project Invoicing
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What is project invoicing software?
Project invoicing software turns project work into accurate invoices for project-driven businesses. Unlike standalone invoicing tools, it connects hours, expenses, rates, and billing rules to the project they belong to, so the invoice reflects the real work delivered. TimeLog is a project financial management platform that handles this and sends the data directly into your accounting system.
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Can prepaid hours, fixed price, and time and material run on the same project?
Yes. In TimeLog, each billing rule is attached to the work it covers. A project can run a fixed fee for a design phase, hourly billing for delivery, and prepaid hours for support, all at once. When the invoice is generated, the rules calculate and combine automatically, so the invoice reflects exactly how the contract was structured.
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How does project invoicing connect to my accounting system?
TimeLog connects directly to leading accounting and ERP systems including e-conomic, Visma, Fortnox, Business Central, and Dataløn. Invoice data flows from TimeLog into the system you already use, so there is no manual re-entry between platforms. Connections beyond the named systems are supported via API.
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How do you track WIP and revenue recognition in project invoicing?
Work in progress (WIP) is the value of work delivered but not yet billed. Revenue recognition is the accounting view of revenue earned in a period. Both are tracked inside TimeLog alongside invoicing, with real-time visibility into what's billable, what's been invoiced, and what's recognized as revenue. Finance teams get the full financial picture of every project without rebuilding it manually.
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How do you handle invoice approvals for project-based work?
Invoice approvals work best when the approval happens upstream, on the work itself. Project managers approve hours and expenses as they're logged, finance reviews the invoice before it goes out, and the audit trail captures each step. This avoids last-minute corrections and keeps billing aligned with what the client agreed. TimeLog supports this workflow inside the invoicing process, so every invoice starts from work already signed off.
Figures are based on customer-reported outcomes. Individual results vary by company size, project complexity, and existing processes.

