Laravel Invoice Pro 1.0

Overview​

Laravel Invoice Pro is a comprehensive invoicing and accounting software built on the Laravel PHP framework. It offers a user-friendly interface and powerful features to streamline your invoicing process. Create, manage, and track invoices, quotations, purchases, and expenses seamlessly. Customize invoice templates, manage multiple currencies, and generate detailed reports to gain insights into your business finances. With Laravel Invoice Pro, you can efficiently manage your financial operations and drive growth for your business.

Features​

1. Invoicing: Create and manage invoices with unique IDs and transaction numbers.
2. Quotations: Generate quotations for potential transactions with customizable headings and numbers.
3. Purchases: Track purchases made by the business, including transaction numbers and due dates.
4. Expenses: Manage business expenses with categories, files, dates, and amounts.
5. Customers/Vendors: Maintain a database of customers/vendors with unique IDs and contact information.
6. Products: Keep track of products with unique IDs, SKUs, names, descriptions, costs, prices, and quantities.
7. Payments: Record and track payments made to and received from customers/vendors.
8. Categories: Organise data using customisable categories.
9. Currency Management: Manage currencies with country, code, symbol, and minor unit information.
10. User Management: Register and manage users with unique IDs, names, emails, and phone numbers.
11. Configurations: Customise software configurations including titles, icons, logos, timezones, and colour schemes.
12. Reports: Generate detailed reports to gain insights into business finances.

Requirements​

PHP 8.0*
Laravel Framework 10.45.1
mysql Ver 8.3.0

Instructions​

1. Open the .env file located in the main directory of the software and update the database credentials.
2. Upload the MySQL file attached to the software to phpMyAdmin.
3. In the routes/web.php file, there is a route called "create-storage-link". Simply call this route from the URL, and you're done. Alternatively, you can create the storage link by using the following command in your command prompt or terminal: php artisan storage:link.