Most businesses not only work on a project basis, but most projects are rarely one-off productions. Most projects employ the same stages, tasks, and timelines. Instead of having to recreate a complicated project from scratch, BlueCamroo allows you to create a template. In the template you define stages, tasks, time lines, as well as other aspects of the project like team members and products. When it's time to start a project, you just create the project from a template and BlueCamroo automatically creates the bulk of the project.

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Last week we looked at how BlueCamroo generates invoices and issues notifications to clients that an invoice is ready to be paid. This post will look at how you can use BlueCamroo to facilitate both online and offline payments. To review, your contact (the one flagged as being the one to receive an invoice) has been emailed a pdf of the invoice. Your contact can pay the traditional route (a check or a phone credit card transaction). Or your client can access the BlueCamroo client Intranet, view the invoice, and then pay online.

BlueCamroo offers invoicing that is integrated into its project management and account system. Invoicing is component-based. While each component works as a whole, you can pick and choose which invoicing features work best within your operation. The three main components of invoicing are: 1) Invoice generation and client notification 2) Payments (online and offline) 3) Quickbooks Integration

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