This template starts when a Harvest timer stops, maps hours, project, and client in JavaScript, then creates a Wave invoice.
Use it so billable time becomes an invoice without copying timesheets by hand. Connect Harvest and Wave. Put the Harvest API token on the Harvest connection and Wave access on the Wave connection.
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The scenario starts when someone stops a timer in the Harvest account you connect.
JavaScript turns tracked hours, project, task, and notes into Wave line items.
Wave finds or creates the customer, then creates the invoice from those hours.
Add a Harvest connection and paste your Harvest API token there. Add a trigger for a stopped timer.
Add a Wave connection with permission to find customers and create invoices.
In JavaScript, map hours, project, and notes into invoice lines. Find or create the Wave customer, then create the invoice. Stop a test timer and confirm the invoice in Wave.
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