to invoice
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3.6
- verb
- /ˈɪnˌvoɪs/
:
facturar
- We'll invoice you when it's done.
How did PQPR forget to invoice for years on end?
- How did PQPR forget to invoice for years on end?
- It does everything from estimating to invoicing to payments to job scheduling.
- They require stature, views, robust infrastructure for billing, selling ads, invoicing, potentially contracts.
- And she is an avid advocate of PayPal because it's made her job a lot easier when it comes to managing team payments, invoicing, clients, all of that stuff.
- He does all of the invoicing expenses, he does all the tech.
Examples
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And yes, I invoice for meetings because my time is billable.
Blog text (27) -
However, they also offer a Pro version that will allow you to invoice customers and produce advanced reports.
Blog text (1) -
Invoice me for extra costs.
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I invoiced them for the additional two right away, and they paid without any queries.
Blog text (4) -
In this case, TRLN served as purchasing agent and invoiced member libraries for their share of the costs.
Academic text (2013) -
This way, the HOA will know whom to invoice for assessments a mere 2 weeks after the foreclosure.
Blog text (24) -
Once you've invoiced your customer, don't stop there.
Blog text (21) -
We will invoice you for the consulting services we provided last month.
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Please ensure you invoice us for any expenses incurred during the project.
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The contractor will invoice us once the work is completed.
Synonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Etymology
To invoice comes from the same idea of 'sending' a bill, so to invoice someone is to 'send' them a paper asking for payment.