Integrations
Connect Rize with the tools you already use. Sync time data, automate workflows, and keep everything in one place.
How to connect Rize to your invoicing tool
Rize turns automatically tracked time into invoicing-ready data in four steps: capture hours in the background, approve the entries, filter them to a billing period, then export to QuickBooks, Xero, or FreshBooks via Zapier or CSV. Because the hours come from background capture rather than manual timers, invoices include the short tasks and client calls that timer-based tools miss.
1. Let Rize capture the hours
Rize runs in the background on Mac and Windows and attributes each work session to a client and project automatically. No timers to start, so short tasks and client calls stay on the record.
2. Review and approve entries
Each person approves their pending time entries, which carry timestamps, duration, project, and the apps or meetings behind them. Approved entries become the billing record.
3. Filter to a billing period
Filter approved time by client, project, and date range so the export matches exactly one invoice. Billable and non-billable hours stay separated.
4. Send it to your invoicing tool
Export to CSV for any accounting software, or use the Zapier integration to push entries into QuickBooks, Xero, or FreshBooks. Each entry maps to an invoice line item.
Built-in invoicing is in development — request early access. For the reporting behind each invoice, see billable time and reporting.