Maybe I have been using Working hours incorrectly for years but I have each client setup as a different Tasks. When i work with a client i start a the timer and stop it when finished, then put in what i did for them in the description.
I just found out about SubTotal and figured it may make exporting information into Quickbooks easier. So installed it just now to try the create invoice button in WorkingHours. I selected the past week for the dates and tried grouping different ways, however it puts my entire week with all tasks into a single invoice.
I need each task (client) in selected time frame to be their own invoices. That way it would Setup all work done for the week for Task1 on one invoice and Task2 on another invoice.
Example lets say for the week 6/1/25 - 6/6/25 i want to export all jobs but anything i did for Task1 (Customer1) is on one invoice. Anything i did for Task2 (Customer2) is on a second invoice and so on.
Not all Tasks for the week on a single invoice. It is just grouping multiple clients onto a single invoice.
Is there another way I can just integrate WorkingHours into Quickbooks?
SubTotal version: 1.5.79.0
OS + version: Win 11