Billing Software or Online Billing for Small Office?

[EviesMom]

DH owns his own design company with 1 employee. He's been doing billing and invoicing himself until now, but it takes away from his billable hours. He was looking at hiring a bookkeeper, but I used to do that once upon a time as part of a couple of office assistant jobs and my own writing work is slow right now. So I offered to take over his invoicing and billing for a few hours every week.

Both offices I worked in used versions of Quicken for billing, but it wasn't ideal and I had to create some work arounds. I'm thinking other small businesses have probably had some of the same issues, and I know I've seen online systems where they track timesheets too. Any recommendations from other small business owners?

[almadianna]

time clock is good for tracking time and it integrates with quickbooks which is a great software for billing.

[kriket]

we use Intuits Quick Books. It not great but if we didn't have it I would have burnt the place down a long time ago.

We are a game company with about 6 employees and 2 locations (one location is the internet with about 6 selling platforms)

also, My mom does virtual office work. It would be like hiring a secretary. PM me if you are interested and I will send you her website.