Skip to content

Invoicing

Keep charges, amounts due and follow-ups together.

Show the work and amount due

Make each invoice easy to review and explain.

  1. List the work

    Add clear line items, quantities and the agreed amounts.

  2. Check the details

    Review recipient information, dates and applicable invoice fields.

  3. Follow the payment

    Track the invoice status and next follow-up.

Stylist cutting a client's grey hair; clear hands/scissors.

In your business

  • Hair Salons

    A practical invoicing example for your salon.

Frequently asked questions

How is an invoice different from a checkout receipt?

An invoice states what is being charged and the amount due; a receipt records a payment that has been made. Explore checkout records.

Can I send a payment reminder for an invoice?

A useful reminder identifies the invoice, the amount still due and the next action the client should take. Explore reminders.

Can invoices support recurring work?

Recurring work needs a clear billing period, price and agreement with the client. Explore subscription billing.

See Alyeon at work