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Billing

Estimates, proposals, invoices, retainers, and credit notes

Move from quote to proposal to invoice without retyping the same client, service, product, tax, and payment details.

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Create estimates, proposals, invoices, payment schedules, retainers, and credit notes.
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Use product and service catalog items for faster, cleaner billing.
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Track status and keep billing attached to the client and project history.
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Estimates, proposals, invoices, retainers, and credit notes in Workspace369
Bill from the same workspaceKeep money, work, and client context moving together.

CRM invoicing software

What is CRM invoicing software?

CRM invoicing software creates and tracks billing from the same customer records used to manage the relationship. Workspace369 connects estimates, proposals, invoices, retainers, credit notes, payment schedules, products, projects, expenses, payments, and client history.

Product reference

Reviewed July 17, 2026 by the Workspace369 Product Team. Availability can vary by plan, region, and workspace configuration.

Read the invoicing and payments documentation

What it covers

From first estimate to final credit note.

Billing in Workspace369 keeps estimates, proposals, invoices, retainers, and credit notes attached to the client and project history behind them.

Estimates

Estimates and proposals

Build estimates and proposals from the client and catalog without retyping details.

Invoices

Invoices and status

Create invoices and track status attached to client and project history.

Retainers

Retainers and payment schedules

Manage retainers, deposits, and payment schedules for work billed in stages.

Credits

Credit notes

Keep credit notes connected to the invoices, payments, and client history behind them.

Catalog

Catalog line items

Use product and service catalog items for faster, cleaner billing.

Built into the operating flow

Move from first signal to completed work with context intact.

Billing connects with payments, expenses, accounting, products, inventory, projects, and reports.

  1. 01

    Start with the right record

    Create estimates, proposals, invoices, payment schedules, retainers, and credit notes.

  2. 02

    Move the work forward

    Use product and service catalog items for faster, cleaner billing.

  3. 03

    Keep the result visible

    Track status and keep billing attached to the client and project history.

Inside Workspace369

See how the feature fits into day-to-day work.

Follow the record through the views teams use to act, review progress, and keep the next step clear.
Product view 01

Create estimates, proposals, invoices, payment schedules, retainers, and credit notes.

Move from quote to proposal to invoice without retyping the same client, service, product, tax, and payment details.

Bill from the same workspaceWorkspace369
Create estimates, proposals, invoices, payment schedules, retainers, and credit notes.Move from quote to proposal to invoice without retyping the same client, service, product, tax, and payment details.
Product view 02

Use product and service catalog items for faster, cleaner billing.

Billing connects with payments, expenses, accounting, products, inventory, projects, and reports.

Bill from the same workspaceWorkspace369
Use product and service catalog items for faster, cleaner billing.Billing connects with payments, expenses, accounting, products, inventory, projects, and reports.
Product view 03

Track status and keep billing attached to the client and project history.

Keep money, work, and client context moving together.

Bill from the same workspaceWorkspace369
Track status and keep billing attached to the client and project history.Keep money, work, and client context moving together.

Examples

Billing flows teams repeat.

These examples show how billing activity moves through connected client work. They are product workflows, not promised business outcomes.

Estimate to Invoice

ConversionActive
  1. Build an estimate from the client and catalog
  2. Client accepts the scope
  3. Carry the details into an invoice
  4. Track the invoice beside project history

Retainer Billing Cycle

RetainersActive
  1. Set up a retainer for the engagement
  2. Add a payment schedule
  3. Track invoice status against the schedule
  4. Record credit notes against the engagement

Common operating scenarios

Move from approved work to payment without re-entering context.

These examples describe how the feature fits into connected client work. They are product workflows, not promised business outcomes.

01

Convert an estimate into billable work

Build an estimate or proposal from the client and catalog, preserve accepted scope, and carry the same information into an invoice or payment plan.

02

Bill recurring or staged engagements

Use retainers, deposits, payment schedules, and invoice status to manage work that is not paid in one simple transaction.

03

Keep finance tied to delivery

Review invoices beside projects, expenses, credit notes, payments, products, files, and client communication instead of treating billing as a separate ledger.

Where it connects

One record can carry the work forward.

Billing connects with payments, expenses, accounting, products, inventory, projects, and reports.

Common questions

Billing questions

Does Workspace369 connect CRM and invoicing?

Yes. Workspace369 keeps estimates, proposals, invoices, retainers, payment schedules, credit notes, payments, projects, and communication connected to client records.

Can Workspace369 create proposals and invoices from catalog items?

Yes. Product and service catalog items can support cleaner, reusable line items across estimates, proposals, invoices, and related reporting workflows.

Does Workspace369 support retainers and payment schedules?

Workspace369 includes retainer, deposit, payment-plan, invoice, payment-status, and credit-note workflows for engagements that require more than one billing event.

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