The New Freshbooks - Ridiculously easy to use invoicing and accounting

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Huge fan of the classic version, can't wait to step up to the new version. Congrats!
Thanks Sherree!
I love Freshbooks. That's really all I have to say. Can't wait to see the new stuff!
Thanks!
I've heard so much good stuff about Freshbooks but never actually tried it. This refresh looks promising and thinking about giving it a go.
No time like the present :) Take it for a spin @
looks fresh, kudos... Lot of our customer are Freshbooks users and enjoy the benefits of this integration. Coincedently, I am writing a blog about Top 5 Invoice software which integrate seamlessly with us. Will add the new features in the blog to inform our customer base :)
I'm looking forward to seeing the New Freshbooks for my account soon.
Here's a free invoice generator where you can create, save and download with no sign up needed: snappybill.com

No matter if you're a self-employed person looking for an accounting solution or a small/medium enterprise co-operating with you accountant, FreshBooks makes accounting much easier to handle.

Pros:

well-designed visuals, suitable for "accounting dummies", user-friendly

Cons:

a few bugs, might require slight improvements

ave a tool that is responsible for accounting and payments in a precise way, correct and pleasing to customers, because with their bills templates you have personalization, and give the touch to your service.

Pros:

Ease of use!

Cons:

Syncing with bank account is inconsistent. Sometimes we have todo manual entries.

Meh. Was a Freshbooks user for over 6 years. When they updated, they removed the ability to use PayPal so I was stuck with the old design. To add insult to injury they then jacked my monthly price up by 33% for the pleasure. No thanks. Moved to InvoiceNinja.
Anyone using Freshbooks outside of the US/Canada? I wonder how helpful it is for people in Europe for example (even more specifically, in Germany), how much of its functionality is still relevant and how much is lost?