The WooCommerce FreshBooks extension allows you to automatically create your customers in WooCommerce as Clients in FreshBooks, and to optionally create drafts or send invoices for orders. Payments can be synced between invoices and orders, and FreshBooks items can also be linked to WooCommerce products for better reporting.
By having all your data entered into FreshBooks automatically upon order, your customers will have immediate access to download PDF invoices, and you can even send invoices by “snail mail” automatically.
If you use the new FreshBooks (it looks different than our screenshots), please reach out to FreshBooks’s customer service to change your account. This is best to do as early as possible, so if you’re new to FreshBooks, please do this before configuring your account.
Installation
- Download the extension from your dashboard
- Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload and select the ZIP file you just downloaded
- Click Install Now, and then Activate
- Go to WooCommerce > Settings > FreshBooks and read the next section to learn how to setup and configure the plugin.
Is the product original?
Yes of course, because we buy products from the original author and resell them.
How The Prices Are So Low?
All WordPress items such as plugins and themes are licensed under the General Public Licence (GPL). This means that once we have purchased the item we are free to redistribute it if we choose to do.
Why Are These Plugins/Themes Asking Me For A License Key?
Ignore it. Developers include these so that the plugin or theme can update automatically or so that you can register for support. The item itself will work perfectly fine without anything being entered in the box. We would recommend updating your theme/plugins manually when updates become available on our site.
Can I order a newer version of a specific product?
Yes, You can open ticket, and we will update asap in business day. ( Normally less than 24 hours, except holidays period )
Do Provide Support?
We provide basic support for installing plugins and themes.
