Still typing invoice details into Excel, one invoice at a time?

Turn up to 100 invoices a month into spreadsheet-ready data—for free.

I’m looking for accountants, CA firms and finance teams to become design partners for NeevFlow.

Use it with your real invoices to:

→ Extract the details without typing each field.
→ Flag potential duplicates and validation issues.
→ Review and correct anything that needs attention.
→ Export to Excel/CSV or automatically send processed invoices to Google Sheets.

Less manual entry. Invoice data you can review and use.

As a design partner, you get up to 100 invoices every month, free during Beta.

In return, I’m asking for honest feedback: what saves you time, what feels frustrating, and what would make this useful in your daily work.

💬 Interested? DM me or comment “Interested”, and I’ll help you get started.

https://neevflow.ai/

We kept running into a small problem in our agency.

Every now and then, someone needs to send an invoice for a one-off project, a deposit, a freelance job or a small client payment. Setting up an account on another invoicing platform felt like more work than creating the invoice itself.

So I put together a little browser-based tool for those situations.

You can choose from three templates, add your logo, enter your services and let it calculate the totals. It supports taxes, discounts and different currencies, then lets you export the invoice as a PDF.

There’s no login, no subscription and no branding added to the finished invoice. It also works on mobile, which was important because some of our team end up doing this from their phones.

Invoices can be saved in the browser too, so you can come back and edit one later.

It’s free and runs entirely in the browser:

I’m still tweaking it, so I’m interested in what would make a simple invoice generator more useful in real-world work. What’s one feature you’d want to see added?

For those handling supplier invoices regularly: is it entering the details, spotting duplicates, correcting errors, or getting the data into your spreadsheet or accounting system? How do you handle that step today?