FreshBooks Mileage Tracking Is Inaccurate and Not Available on Web
FreshBooks mileage and kilometer tracking is unreliable and only accessible via mobile app, preventing users who work primarily on desktop from logging travel expenses. This creates a manual workaround burden for businesses that need to track vehicle use for tax or billing purposes. The feature gap is especially problematic in regions where kilometer-based billing is standard.
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