Tracking your invoices can be very easy. With this simple invoice tracking template, you can use whatever system you want to create and send invoices. Use PayPal, use one or more of our templates, or a combination of both. It doesn't matter because our invoice tracker provides a way to list all your invoices in a single Excel workbook. It even lets you show a Billing Statement for a single customer by using Excel's built-in filtering feature. And it's free.
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"No installation, no macros - just a simple spreadsheet"
AdvertisementOur simple invoice tracker allows you to keep a list of all your customers and your invoices. You can choose to show all invoices or just the invoices for an individual customer.
Here are some of the cool things about this invoice tracking template .
If you want something more automated, try our Invoice Manager spreadsheet.
The instructions for using the invoice tracker are pretty simple:
The spreadsheet uses no macros or VBA. The font colors in the data table are changed automatically using conditional formatting rules. The aging report is created using SUMIF formulas based on the Due Date.
See the article Simple Invoicing to learn how to organize your invoice templates and track invoice numbers. Make sure to read the section "Client-Based Invoice Numbering" if you only have a few clients and are concerned about your invoice numbers giving away information about your business.
This template can be used to send individual billing statements to customers. We have a separate billing statement template that you can use, but this spreadsheet also does the trick.
You do not want to send the invoice tracking spreadsheet itself to a customer! Why? Because the spreadsheet contains a list of all your customers and a list of all your invoices. You don't want your clients seeing all that information.
Instead, the way to create a statement is to .