Invoice vs quotation: which document should you send?
Learn when to send a quotation or an invoice, what each should include, and how to keep customer details, agreed work and payment requests clear.
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Read guidePrepare clear invoices and quotes, review client balances, download payment receipts and bring your existing lists into Invoiced. Follow the instructions in each guide.
Learn when to send a quotation or an invoice, what each should include, and how to keep customer details, agreed work and payment requests clear.
By Agilecode ·
Read guideWrite a clear customer quotation with useful item descriptions, quantities, dates and payment details. Check the PDF before you issue and share it.
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Read guideAdd your business logo and colours to an invoice, choose a layout, check the PDF preview, and issue a clear payment request with the right details.
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Read guideCreate a client statement showing issued invoices, recorded payments and outstanding balances. Review overdue amounts and download the statement as a PDF.
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Read guideRecord a payment against an issued invoice and download its receipt. Keep the amount, date, payment method and reference together for full or partial payments.
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Read guideMove your client and product lists into Invoiced with an Excel or CSV import. Preview records, check errors and duplicates, then select the rows to save.
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Read guideStart a Quick invoice or quotation by typing your customer and items. Add your logo, select a style and check the PDF preview before issuing the finished document.
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