OK, so it’s only a small change. But it makes a big difference! Now you have even greater flexibility when it comes to specifying the repeat periods for recurring subscriber invoices. Read on »
Four euros sixty-three cents. That’s the meagre contents of my wallet. It’s possible to speculate at length about the reasons for this, but actually it’s quite simple: I find cash really impractical and much prefer paying with a card. Which is where the new Billomat iOS app really comes in handy. Used in conjunction with iZettle, it lets you accept EC card and credit card payments for your Billomat invoices.
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In order to make Billomat a bit more personalised, you can now upload a photo for each user. This enables you to (literally) see which activities are being done by which of your colleagues. Read on »
Nothing lasts forever. Not even business relationships. That’s why inactive customers can now be archived. We show you how it’s done and what the advantages of archiving are for you. Read on »
Yesterday Billomat successfully migrated to a new server infrastructure. Here we explain why this step was necessary, what’s changing, and how Billomat users will benefit as a result. Read on »
If you use Mozilla Firefox as your browser, you’ll probably find that your PDF files have been looking a little different recently (= euphemism for pretty stupid). This is due to the latest Firefox update. Here we explain what you can do about it. Read on »
Should invoices you send automatically end up in CRM? Or be filed as a backup in Dropbox? Or in Evernote? Or should they only go to the accounts department as a simple copy? Today we show you how surprised we were that you can do all this in Billomat. Read on »
Who is Billomat? Where is Billomat? And what sort of things do we do all day? If you’ve ever asked yourself this or would simply like to look at a few colourful pictures, this article is just the one for you. Read on »
Do you still remember what it was like in late 2007/early 2008? No? I don’t remember either, because somehow five years are really quite a long time. We didn’t have the iPhone yet, Facebook was still unavailable in German and Jopi Heesters was still 104 years young. 2007 was the year in which Billomat glimpsed the electric light of the world. Here’s a review. Read on »
Whatever doesn’t fit is made to fit. Our open source application programming interface (API) makes it possible. With Billomat4j Oliver Siegmar has laid the foundations for self-programmed special solutions in Java for other developers. Read on »
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