<\/span><\/h2>\nObviously cheaper also means “more painful” … and yes, the billing system for example wsa the payinfll part. After reinstalled there was no way to make it work decently. Payments with PayPal always ended up in errors, the PHP mail function and also that of SMTP always resulted in errors. In short, after having tried far and wide I had to find an alternative.<\/p>\n
Trying a little here and there I was not very satisfied, the I though I had finally found one and purchased a lifetime deal with that cloud software but ultimately, I was not able to use because of faults it had and I experienced only after a few days of using it. To make a long story short, I was running out of options, I had to ask for a refund because there was really no way with that too.<\/p>\n
But then, I remembered a client of a couple of years ago. I had installed a plugin in their WordPress and they used just for that function, namely: Quote and Invoices.<\/p>\n
After some digging into hard drives with old and known backups of the task management systems we have at work, I found the name and surprisingly, they were still in business.<\/p>\n
At this point I said to myself: Is it worth installing a standalone software that requires a MySql database and additional maintenance or can I just try to install this plugin in my blog in WordPress and use this to make my invoices?<\/p>\n
Well I chose number two and installed the plugin which is Sliced Invoices billing solution for WordPress.<\/p>\n