Slate
Free AI Invoicing Software
What it does
Slate is invoicing software for Israeli freelancers and small businesses. It issues tax invoices, receipts and credit notes that meet Israeli Tax Authority rules, including the allocation number now required on large invoices. Income and expenses are tracked as you go, so VAT and advance tax filings stop being a quarterly scramble. Free calculators estimate what you owe before you file. It runs in Hebrew and English, in the browser, nothing to install. Start at app.slate.co.il.
Free digital invoicing with automatic allocation numbers from the Israel Invoice system. No document limit, no business limit, no credit card. Start now.
Invoices and receipts, digitally signed, with an automatic allocation number from the Tax Authority. Free, with no document cap.  Subject to the terms No trial that runs out and no cap on how many documents you issue. Sign up and start issuing. All the document types you need for exempt dealers (osek patur), licensed dealers (osek murshe) and companies, including automatic allocation numbers from the Tax Authority. Periodic VAT, detailed VAT in the PCN874 layout, profit and loss, receivables aging, income by month and by customer, sales by item, and payments by method. Manage all your businesses in one account, each with its own numbering, templates and branding. Switch between them in…from slate.co.il
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