Invoice 3 Adds Smart Coloring

Peter Cohen, Macworld.com

Friday, July 18, 2008 12:00 PM PDT

Kedisoft has announced Invoice 3, a new version of their invoice generation software for Mac OS X. It costs €79 (US$125.28).

Aimed at small business users who need to create invoices to bill clients for products and services, Invoice lets you create colored invoices, keep track of payments, use drag and drop to create and arrange invoices, maintain currency conversions, save selected invoices as PDFs, create recurring invoices, manage smart folders and smart counters and more. The software is scriptable, as well.

Invoice 3 adds the ability to create smart coloring, which lets you see the status of the invoices at a glance. Full drag and drop support is new to this version, along with a new "Block" style editing mode that makes it easier to edit the invoice. Simple inventory control, Payment Control and Smart Folders are also new features of Invoice 3.

System requirements call for Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later and 38.3MB hard disk space.

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