hey guys, what's the fastest way to send an invoice to a client when you're on the road?

Just wrapped up a project while traveling. Need to bill ASAP but my usual setup isn’t handy. Anyone found a quick method for invoicing on the go? Preferably something that doesn’t require lugging around my laptop or dealing with finicky mobile apps.

Curious what other road warriors do in this situation.

I’ve been in this spot many times. My go-to method is using Google Docs on my phone. I keep a basic invoice template there, and it’s easy to duplicate and edit on the fly.

When I finish a job, I open the template, fill in the details, and send it as a PDF right from my phone. Takes about 5 minutes tops.

For tracking expenses, I snap photos of receipts and add them to a folder in Google Drive. Then I can easily attach them to the invoice if needed.

This system has saved me countless times when I’m away from my office. It’s not perfect, but it keeps the cash flowing when I’m on the move.

Just remember to follow up on payment when you get back. It’s easy to forget about invoices sent from the road.

Been there, done that. Here’s what works for me:

  1. Use a simple invoicing app
  2. Take pics of receipts with your phone
  3. Email a basic invoice template to yourself

I keep a bare-bones invoice template in my email drafts. When I need to bill quickly, I just:

  • Fill in the details
  • Attach any receipt photos
  • Send it off

Not fancy, but it gets the job done when you’re in a pinch.

Pro tip: Set up auto-reminders for unpaid invoices. Chasing payments while traveling is a pain.

Never sent invoices on the road. Cash works best for me.

Use a basic invoice template on your phone. Keep it saved in your notes or email drafts. Fill in the job details, snap pics of receipts, and email it off. Takes 5 minutes tops.

When you’re back at the office, double-check everything and send a proper invoice if needed. This gets you paid quickly without much fuss.

Don’t forget to follow up on payment later. Easy to lose track of invoices sent from the road.

Cash is simpler if the client’s okay with it. But having a quick digital option covers your bases.

I just snap a pic of my handwritten invoice and text it to the client. Works fine for me. Might not be fancy but it gets the job done.

I use a basic spreadsheet template on my phone. Quick to fill out and easy to email.

For receipts, I take photos and attach them. Keeps everything organized.

When I get back to the office, I double-check and send a proper invoice if needed. This method works well enough to get paid quickly without hassle.