> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gitbook.clockin.de/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gitbook.clockin.de/projekt/abrechnung-schnittstellen/wie-erstelle-ich-meine-weclapp-rechnungen-in-clockin.md).

# Wie erstelle ich meine weclapp Rechnungen in clockin?

Wenn du clockin mit weclapp verbunden hast, kannst du ganz leicht aus Projekten Rechnungen erstellen.

## So geht's:

1. Gehe auf den Menüpunkt **Projekte**.
2. Setze ein **Häkchen** bei dem Projekt, dass du abrechnen möchtest.
3. Klicke auf das Feld **weclapp Rechnung**.\
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   1. definierst du den Leistungszeitraum,
   2. kannst du den hinterlegten Standard-Stundensatz bei Bedarf anpassen,
   3. kannst du Unterprojekte als eigene Rechnungsposition darstellen lassen,\
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5. Du wirst weitergeleitet zu weclapp, wo du die Rechnung nochmal **überprüfen** und anschließend **versenden** kannst.\
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## Mehr zu weclapp:

➡️ [Wie verbinde ich clockin in weclapp?](/einstellungen/schnittstellen/wie-verbinde-ich-clockin-mit-weclapp.md)

➡️ [Wie importiere ich Kunden aus weclapp?](/kunden/wie-importiere-ich-kunden-aus-weclapp.md)

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