When running a business, regardless of whether you are selling products or services, you will most likely have to perform customer payments, which in itself can be quite a hassle since there is no standard for how one should look, and creating one that looks professional can be problematic.

That is where an app such as Invoice Manager for Excel can come in handy, as it uses a program that pretty much all businesses use anyway: Microsoft Excel.

No self-respecting company can be caught without its employees using Microsoft Excel, and so using a program that is lightweight and uses that engine comes as second nature.

Practically, Invoice Manager for Excel does nothing more than providing you with some invoice, payment, and other business-related templates.

As long as you have Microsoft Excel 2007 or later installed, this program will run smoothly.

Besides the visuals of having invoices already made for you, the program also delivers a set of buttons and commands also built on MS Excel's code, allowing you to switch between what should be different "tabs" of a program.

As such, while it may seem that you as granted the full functionality of a standalone program, you are working with an excel spreadsheet that went under a complete make-over.

Invoice Manager for Excel provides a highly customizable invoice format from where you can quickly locate the information you need.

You can then generate and send electronic PDF invoices via email while also adding PayPal payment buttons to the PDF invoices to take online payments.

Invoice Manager for Excel provides you with all the tools you may ever need to perform professional-level invoice creation, and all you will ever need is basic knowledge on how to use Microsoft Excel, which you most probably already have.