Bill Clients. Track Payments.
Get Paid Faster.
Stop building invoices manually from approved timesheets. Velorona connects time tracking to client billing automatically.
Meet Velorona
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Built by users, for users—solving real pain points.
Trusted by companies around the world
Features
Why Velorona Changes the Game?
Automated Invoice Generation
Approved hours flow into invoices on your schedule—weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, or monthly. The system captures, calculates, and generates automatically.
Flexible Billing Options
Automatic for recurring work, manual for milestones, and general for one-time fees. All types where time tracking happens—no separate software.
Built-In Payment Terms
Set NET 7-90 per client at onboarding. Velorona calculates due dates automatically—no separate tracking spreadsheet.
Client Review Workflow
Send invoices for review in-platform. Clients accept or reject with comments—no email threads. Accepted invoices auto-finalize.
Time-to-Invoice Automation
System waits for timesheet or timelog approval
Velorona captures approved hours and generates invoice items automatically—title, hours, rate, total
For manual invoicing, select client, project, and date range—system pulls approved hours
Create general invoices for flat fees, client-based for multiple employees, or employee-based for single contractor
Payment Tracking & Status
Track every invoice from Draft through Pending to Paid or Overdue
Search and filter by client, date range, or status
Mark invoices as paid when payment clears—system maintains timestamped history
Review incoming vendor invoices, accept or reject, track what you owe alongside receivables
Invoicing Without the Manual Work
Edit draft invoices—update items, add attachments, adjust PO numbers or footer notes
Finalize to lock the invoice and generate the invoice number with issue and due dates
Resend invoices with updated dates if needed
Archive old invoices without deleting—complete action history maintained for tax season and audits
Ready to Automate Your Billing?
Join US firms that stopped manually creating invoices from timesheets—whether rebuilding spreadsheets, exporting from multiple tools, or working around current system limitations.