Starting from version 11.11, Invoice Manager for Excel is released in two editions or release channels -- the desktop edition, and the Microsoft Store edition. The two editions share exactly the same invoice template and database file format. That is, you can move template and database from one system to another, without doing any additional modification.
However, the architectures of these two types of apps are different. The table below shows the key differences between the two apps.
| Desktop Edition | Microsoft Store Edition | |
|---|---|---|
 |  | |
| How to install | Download from the product page and then run the setup program | Install from Microsoft Store |
| How to start Invoice Manager | Run Microsoft Excel | Run Invoice Manager for Excel, and then Run Microsoft Excel. Once Invoice Manager is started, you can open any template, just like working with the desktop edition. |
| Licensing | Life time license. Each computer requires its own license. | Subscribe from Microsoft Store. One subscription allows to install the app on up to 10 devices. |
| Prices |
| About $4.49 / month. The prices may vary in each market. |
- 1. Quick Start Tutorial
- 2. How Invoice Manager for Excel Works
- 3. Before Using a Template - InvoicingTemplate.com
- 4. Template File Format
- 5. Install / Upgrade
- 6. Settings - Template
- 7. Settings - Taxes
- 8. Settings - Misc. Data
- 9. Settings - Database
- 10. Settings - In-cell Lookup
- 11. Settings - Print
- 12. Settings - Extract / Email
- 13. Customers
- 14. Products
- 15. Invoices
- 16. Payments
- 17. Applying One Payment to Multiple Invoices - Batch Payment
- 18. Reports
- 19. Common Tasks
- 20. Customizing Invoice Template
- 21. Custom Fields - Invoice Manager for Excel
- 22. Advanced Database Field Customization
- 23. License Key
- 24. Cell Name Reference
- 25. Differences between Desktop Edition and Microsoft Store Edition