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6 Ways To Track Your Company’s Revenue

“Can’t somebody else take care of that?” seems to be the question asked among many entrepreneurs who are brilliant when it comes to coming up with businesses, but might not be so clever when running them.

If you just started up, then you must know that in the long run, taking good care of your expenses and the money coming in is going to be a key part in keeping your business running. These are six great sites that will let you do that easily, so you can focus on the more enjoyable parts of your startup experience:

•    LiteAccounting: this one is for invoices and tracking your payments. It’s an online application that gives you the tools you need (nothing else) to keep track of the money coming in and the funds going out of your company. It thrives on simplicity, as the site claims to be “sick of the sloppy programs that have too many features.” If you’re looking for something basic, this is it.

•    Endeve: Another great invoicing tool, which also allows you to keep track of your costumers. One thing that stands out is the fact that your clients get an invoice copy in PDF file format, adding credibility and quality to your services.

•   InvoiceJournal: the great thing about this is the price. $0 is all it takes for you to send an unlimited number of invoices to all of your clients. It’s web based, giving you all the flexibility any startup owner is looking for. You can even design your templates, allowing you to give the invoice a custom feel.

•    Zoho Invoice: the guys from Zoho do things really well. With their invoice software, you’ll be able to track invoices, send quotes, and do basically everything related to keeping track of your business revenues. The plans starts out for free, but you’ll find yourself wanting to upgrade to some of the paid features once you get the hang of this great invoicing tool.

•    Pulse: a cash flow management application. Money is the blood of any business, and this gives you the tools to manage all of it, for free. It has great income organization tools, allowing you to organize your income by company, project, add categories to your spending, and other things that will keep even the strictest person happy.

•    CurdBee: If you’re running an online store, this is the one you want to check out. It’s a web-based billing application that lets you send out your invoices and then receive your payments through PayPal or Google Checkout. Supporting these online billing tools gives the service great depth and higher quality from its competitors.

Do you know of others that might also help? What are your thoughts on the ones we just featured?

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