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Every yes, invoiced line for line.

Numbered when issued, sent from your own mailbox, and printed in English and Arabic where the law asks.

A tax invoice from Daybook to Tidewell for USD 67,200.00, printed in English and Arabic on one paper: each label in English at the left of its row and in Arabic at the right, the value between, the lines with their tax, and the tax and total stated again in AED at the rate of the day.

In full, or in parts.

Bill a deposit now. The quote counts what is invoiced and what is left.

An accepted quote to Brevio for USD 48,000.00: USD 19,200.00 invoiced and paid, USD 28,800.00 left to invoice, and Create invoice for the rest on delivery.

Issue and send in one step.

It gets its number and leaves from your own mailbox, with the PDF and a link to its page.

The window that issues and sends an invoice: from Daybook's accounts address to Maya Lindgren, the subject with the invoice's number, a short message, a link to the invoice page included, the PDF attached, and Issue and send.

A page of its own for your customer.

What is due, by when, and how to pay. No account needed.

The page the invoice's link opens: Daybook's name, the invoice number, the amount due and its date, how to pay with the invoice number as the reference, and Download PDF.

Fix it, and keep the trail.

Credit a line, or issue a new version that replaces the invoice. Both stay on the record.

A credit note drafted from an invoice to Sunmark: two of its ten pro kits credited, nothing of its setup visits, the reason given, and the note that issuing it numbers it, works out its tax at the invoice's rate and reduces what the invoice is owed.

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