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Overview

Expensify provides comprehensive invoicing capabilities for businesses. This guide covers invoice management, payment processing, and workspace configuration for invoicing.

Invoice Workspace Configuration

Set up a workspace for invoicing with proper business details.

Checking Invoice Configuration

Getting Primary Invoice Workspace

Identify the primary workspace for sending invoices:

Invoice Transfer Bank Account

Configure the default bank account for receiving invoice payments.

Invoice Reports

Identifying Invoice Reports

Check if a report is an invoice:

Invoice Report Structure

Paying Invoices

Invoice Payment Parameters

Prepare payment parameters for invoice reports:

Processing Invoice Payments

Handle bulk invoice payment operations:

Invoice Workspace Setup

Company Information

Set up company details for invoicing:

Invoice Creation Workflow

Creating an Invoice

  1. Set up invoice workspace with company details
  2. Configure transfer bank account
  3. Create invoice report
  4. Add expense items
  5. Send to client

Invoice States

Invoices progress through several states:
  • Draft - Being created
  • Sent - Delivered to client
  • Viewed - Client has opened
  • Processing - Payment initiated
  • Paid - Payment completed
  • Overdue - Past due date

Invoice Payment Methods

Clients can pay invoices using:
  • ACH Bank Transfer - Direct bank account transfer
  • Debit Card - Instant card payment
  • Credit Card - Credit card payment (if enabled)
  • External Payment - Mark as paid outside Expensify

Invoice Templates

Customize invoice appearance:

Invoice Reminders

Automate payment reminders:

Invoice Analytics

Track invoice performance:

Multi-Currency Invoicing

Handle invoices in different currencies:

Invoice Status Tracking

Monitor invoice payment status:

Best Practices

  • Complete all company information before sending invoices
  • Configure a dedicated bank account for invoice payments
  • Set up professional invoice templates
  • Test the invoice flow before sending to clients
  • Enable multiple payment methods for client convenience
  • Set reasonable payment terms (Net 30, Net 60, etc.)
  • Configure automated payment reminders
  • Monitor invoice aging regularly
  • Use clear, professional invoice templates
  • Include detailed payment instructions
  • Provide multiple payment options
  • Send payment confirmations promptly

Sending & Receiving

Learn about payment operations

Reimbursements

Managing expense reimbursements

Bank Accounts

Connecting payment accounts

Payment Methods

Managing payment methods