Invoicer

Automation along with computer technology help us save time not only in day to day routines, but in every other domain of activity. Efficiency also benefits from this coalition, with specialized applications putting a large variety of functions at your fingertips. When it comes to sales, utilities like Invoicer let you create exactly what the name suggests in the blink of an eye.

Create invoices in a few steps

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package, storing all of its features in a simple, yet intuitive interface. You are taken through a series of steps, each with its own window and little requirements so you don't feel overwhelmed.
Unfortunately, there's no implemented feature that enables you to quickly jump to desired steps, so you need to take caution every step of the way, otherwise you need to repeat the whole process and fill out each field again.

No databases to store customer info

What's more, you might want to take your time and go through all the application offers, because there are no mandatory fields, with the possibility to print out a blank invoice, or lacking important payment or address fields, because there are no prompts to alert you.
Luckily, you only need to add your company's info once, with settings being saved and applied on each new invoice. Moreover, the application is best used along with a personal database, because you need to manually fill in every field for each new invoice.

Far from being a pro of its kind

After completing necessary customer details, you are free to populate the invoice with items, quantity and corresponding price. However, the invoice is missing an important aspect, which is a date and time field and neither is it automatically inserted in your result.
Furthermore, the only possible output is if there's a printer connected to your computer, with no support for saving data to file. In addition, you need to constantly check your supplies, because there's no database to keep track of items, nor the possibility to issue reports or logs.

A few last words

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Invoicer is a poor choice when it comes to finance utilities. Sure, the overall process is done incredibly fast, but it's mostly suitable in small businesses where you can easily keep track of your stock. It's missing a lot of features that keep it far from being a pro of its kind.