SnapBill promo video launched

Since it's launch in March 2010 Lusion Technologies' online invoicing, billing and service provisioning system has gone from strength to strength. With a rapidly growing customer base consisting of SME's, freelancers and individuals SnapBill is set to revolutionise the way South African's do their billing.
Byte Lounge likes elegant online billing with SnapBill
"SnapBill is fantastic software for businesses wanting to have greater control over their customers' payments. Through a set of great features (of which, I am told, there are more being added constantly), the service brings South African business owners the tools to manage their company at a great price that's certainly worth every cent. And being web-based means that it's cross-platform, and owners can access SnapBill from wherever they are."
SnapBill gets top marks from MyBroadband

In our ongoing efforts to improve and perfect SnapBill we have received the nod from one of South Africa's leading technology websites - MyBroadband.co.za. With over 800000 unique visitors per month the MyBroadband website is a trusted source for South African and international technology news and reviews. It also boasts an impressive tech savvy forum and blog community.
TechSmart SnapBill review

Some of you may remember the challenge sent out by the SnapBill team earlier this month - We invited tech savvy bloggers, business owners and journalists to test drive the SnapBill system and tell us what they thought. We are happy to report that several eager reviewers have test driven the system and provided us with a wealth of feedback. The guys from TechSmart Magazine were among those who took up the challenge.
SaGeek gives SnapBill the thumbs up
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Since it’s launch to the South African public in March 2010 SnapBill, Lusion Technologies online billing and service provisioning system, has gone from strength to strength. Like SnapBill many online billing systems claim to be easy to use, affordable and fully brandable, but as we all know the proof is in the pudding. So we asked Quintin van Rooyen, author of the SaGeek blog, to test drive the SnapBill system and let us know what he thought.
Enabling your South African PayPal account in SnapBill

First National Bank (FNB) recently released PayPal for South Africa after closing an exclusive deal with the international payment gateway. Consequently you may have heard the buzz emanating from SnapBill’s seamless integration of PayPal and be wondering how you, as a South African PayPal account holder, can enable and use this payment method. Read on to find out what the PayPal payment option in SnapBill entails, what you need to use the service and how to go about enabling it.
SnapBill South Africa to seamlessly integrate PayPal

Getting your SnapBill generated invoices paid has never been so easy!
SnapBill quickstart guide: online billing made easy

So you have heard the buzz, checked out the SnapBill website and signed up for the ultimate online billing system. But what do you do now? As you may know by now SnapBill is packed with a comprehensive list of features to ensure your billing and client management worries are over. But for first time online billing system users learning how to use the SnapBill system can seem a bit daunting.
What SnapBill can do for you

Welcome to SnapBill. We have compiled a QuickTour of all of SnapBill’s features to help you get better acquainted with what our online billing system can do for you. Take the tour below or visit the SnapBill website to learn more about this powerful system.
SnapBill features and benefits

SnapBill is a free online white label billing and services provisioning system that you can customize fully to suit your own brand, use to manage clients and invoices, process payments and efficiently automate your billing requirements. The system is 100% free to use to anyone. SnapBill has been open to selected pre-registrations and referrals since February of this year. The billing system has been two years in the making and anticipation is building for its launch to the public in March 2010.




