You finished a project, sent the invoice, but radio silence. Weeks go by, and instead of payment, you get questions and requests to change the invoice. What’s going on?
Maybe a bad customer, but also maybe your invoices. Clear, professional invoices with essential details get you paid faster.
1
Your business information
Include your business information, including the name, address, contact information
2
Client's information
Similarly, you’ll want to include the name, address, contact information of your client.
3
Invoice Number, Issue & Due date
Each invoice must include a unique identification number, the date it was issued and the due date.
4
List of products or services delivered and total price
You should include a list of all products or services provided, their amount, price per unit, total price per item, the total price and any taxes your client needs to pay.
78% of clients decide to trust you based on your invoice
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2. Add logo
Customize invoices with your logo and business details
3. Choose template
Professional invoice templates: add color scheme to your invoices
Why are professional invoices important?
You finished a project, sent the invoice, but radio silence. Weeks go by, and instead of payment, you get questions and requests to change the invoice. What’s going on?
Maybe a bad customer, but also maybe your invoices. Clear, professional invoices with essential details get you paid faster.
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