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This past Monday FreshBooks was honoured to be a sponsor of a landmark event here in Toronto: HoHoTO Starting out as a single Twitter message, this rapidly turned into a discussion that turned into a planning committee that turned into one of the biggest third-party …

Just a heads-up that FreshBooks will be unavailable tonight starting at 10:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. We plan to be back up and running around 10:15. You can follow the developments from the FreshBooks status blog if you’d like more information. So again, please make sure you’re not in the middle of anything at 10. …

On this Sunday, Dec 14 2008 at 10:00 PM EST (Monday Dec 15 3:00 AM UTC), FreshBooks will be unavailable for a short period while we relocate the application onto new servers. We expect the application to be unavailable for only a few minutes. These new servers will enable us to better provide you with …

What’s New? Now you can accept invoices from other FreshBooks users inside your account. We added this capability because we had requests from customers who were receiving invoices from other FreshBooks users and wanted a way to get organized. So we implemented this feature and it’s available from your invoices tab:

A quick note of thanks to the folks at ReadWriteWeb, who have recognized FreshBooks as one of the Top 10 International [Web] Products of 2008: FreshBooks, the Canadian online invoicing, time and expense tracking service for individuals and small companies, has been showing steady growth over the …

Did you know that FreshBooks has a monthly newsletter called the FreshBooks Supper Club? If you read November’s Supper Club and watch the all the videos, you will see that two of the three videos are connected in some not so obvious pop culture way…if you think you think you know how they are connected, …

Ted Rogers, indisputably one of Canada’s most legendary business figures, died yesterday at home, surrounded by loved ones. Successful, pioneering and visionary, Ted built a media empire by making big bets. There were times when no one believed Rogers would crawl out from …

If you have never heard of a sparkline, they are what Edward Tufte describes as “word sized graphics.” Said another way, they are little charts that you can use in the middle of a paragraph. Said yet another way, they are really cool. Colin Ramsay, who runs Plastiscenic, and is a customer of ours, has …