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I have looking for Invoicing Application that use to bill my customers. I want it free, open source, and web base application so I can host it on my own hosting and access it everywhere. I found out five applications, those are BambooInvoice, Simple Invoices, MyClientBase, Siwapp and Argentum. Read my review of invoicing application .

BambooInvoice

BambooInvoice is free Open Source invoicing software, simple and easy. This invoicing software hosts on your server so you can access from everywhere and lets you manage invoices — create invoice generate a PDF, send it by email to a client, and record the payments. Limitation of this software is no recurring invoice.

Simple Invoices

Simple Invoices is web base invoicing application so you need a hosting to host this application. This thing have a lot of great features like recurring invoices, manage products, manage customers, etc. Almost perfect, still need API feature to auto generate and send invoice to customer when they make online order.

MyClientBase

MyClientBase is a free, simple, fast, and open source web based invoicing application. One of the features is the dashboard that displays information about the current status of invoices. MyClientBase made in such a way that lets developers write their own modules. Some of the custom module has be shared and can be downloaded at the community forum.

Siwapp

Siwapp is a good looking open source invoicing web application. I like the color. But too many bug and error.

Argentum

ArgentumInvoice is a free download. It is open source and actively developed. New features are added on a regular basis and bugs are fixed promptly. It seems promising but I can not find a way to install.

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