A day · Translators
Two clients, two VAT rules.
A quote, tracked hours, a timesheet and invoices for Dutch and German clients. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A German-Dutch translator who invoices in both countries.
Your yes
You enter your own rates and you file your own VAT. Every email waits for you.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 09:00You say: Quote the Utrecht publisher for a 4,200-word job.
Your helper: Drafts a quote as a PDF from your word rate. Your yes: You check the rate and approve the email.
- 10:00You say: Start the timer on the Utrecht job.
Your helper: Logs the session on the project. Your yes: You edit entries before billing.
- 15:30You say: Invoice the Utrecht client.
Your helper: Drafts an invoice as a PDF with the legal lines for the Netherlands. Your yes: You compare it with your usual invoice, then approve.
- 16:00You say: And the Stuttgart agency, for the hours this month.
Your helper: Turns the billable hours into invoice lines and a timesheet PDF, with the legal lines for Germany. Your yes: You approve the invoice and the email.
- 16:30You say: What did I spend on software this quarter?
Your helper: Reads your expenses and shows the total for the category. Your yes: You check it against your records.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
Names, figures and times are made up. We have no customer stories to show yet.
- Pre-betaYour helper is the one you bring
Wundaly has no AI of its own. What your helper can do depends on the tools of your workspace and the permissions you give it.
- Not offeredTax advice
The figures help you keep track. You file your own VAT.
- Pre-betaCountries
Only Germany and the Netherlands are covered.