If you want to create invoices tied to a project’s price, what must be included during project creation?

To create invoices that are tied to a project's price, it's essential to have a project estimate included during the project creation process. The project estimate outlines the expected costs associated with the project, breaking down potential expenses, resources, and overall pricing. This information is critical because it lays the foundation for invoicing, ensuring that the amounts billed to the client accurately reflect the anticipated scope and budget of the project.

Having an estimated time or expenses may provide useful insights for project management but does not directly establish a tie to the final invoicing. Customer preferences, while important for understanding how to tailor services to a client, do not influence the pricing structure of a project. Thus, the project estimate is the pivotal component that directly relates to invoicing based on the project's anticipated financial scope.