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Filter rows in Google Sheets and create invoices in Xero for specific contacts
Automatically filter rows in Google Sheets and generate Xero invoices for specific contacts, streamlining your invoicing process with precise data management.
Harvest + Google Sheet + Xero
This template allows you to automatically calculate the total number of hours you spent working for a client during the current month. The calculated data is stored in a Google Sheet but at the same time an invoice is created for the client. Note: In order for this template to work you need to make sure you have an existing record for each of your clients inside your Xero account. The name of each client needs to be the as the one in your Harvest account.
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