I’m trying to figure out if I can create workable invoices in Toggl instead of duplicating everything in Quickbooks. I track all my work by client > tag and write the detail in the description field. When I invoice my client, they need to be able to see the tag (which billing center they rebill my work to) and the description (what I did), plus the duration and amount.
I’ve played with a lot of ways to try to add a “description” column to a summary report. If I have Tag and Description selected, it looks like this:
If I click the +, my options to add are lots of things, but not descriptions. It says to “remove groups to hide it.” I don’t know what “remove groups” means, but I don’t want to hide it – I want it to be a column.
Hi! Invoices use the first level grouping for the rows, so if your first grouping is Tag or Task, it will show that. Simply put, you can’t add description and tag to an invoice, just one thing.
Thanks for the reply. Useless to me, then, because I am a contract writer/editor with multiple clients who have multiple clients. So I need to invoice client A for work I did for client A1, A2, etc., and I invoice client B for work for clients B1-B5, and they need to know what I did for each sub-client so they can rebill their own clients.
Currently I am exporting my monthly report as a spreadsheet, using filters and conditional formatting to narrow it down, and then copy-pasting my activities into Quickbooks to send an invoice. I’d love to be able to do it all via Toggl, since that’s where all the information is.
