Proof of payment, properly done
Date, receipt number, itemized amounts, tax breakdown, and your business details — everything an accountant or a warranty claim could ask for.
Matches the rest of your paperwork
Receipts share designs with your invoices and quotes, so every document a customer touches carries the same clean, consistent brand.
Sent and stored automatically
Email the receipt straight from the editor and keep a copy in your dashboard — searchable when tax season or a customer question comes around.
Frequently asked questions
- What should a receipt include?
- The date of payment, a receipt number, what was purchased with amounts, taxes collected, the total paid, the payment method, and your business details.
- What's the difference between an invoice and a receipt?
- An invoice requests payment before it happens; a receipt confirms payment after it happens. Invoiceur creates both from the same editor.
- Can I email receipts to customers?
- Yes — one click sends a professional email with the PDF receipt attached, from your business name, with replies going to your own email address.