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Invoices and Receipts

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Written by Ryan Lysa
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Invoices and Receipts

Access detailed records of all transactions.

Invoice Types

Customer Invoices

What customers receive after payment:

  • Subscription charge amount

  • Tax breakdown

  • Payment method

  • Receipt date

  • Download PDF link

Your Invoices

What you receive from Preppable:

  • Platform fees charged

  • Billing period

  • Subscriber count

  • Fee tier applied

Accessing Invoices

Customer Invoices

  1. Go to Customers

  2. Click on customer name

  3. Go to Billing History tab

  4. Click View Invoice on any charge

Your Invoices

  1. Go to Billing Dashboard

  2. Click Invoice History

  3. Filter by date range

  4. Download PDF or CSV

Invoice Details

Standard Invoice Fields

  • Invoice Number: Unique identifier

  • Issue Date: When invoice created

  • Due Date: Payment deadline

  • Amount: Total charge

  • Status: Paid, Pending, Failed, Refunded

Line Items

  • Description: What was purchased

  • Quantity: Number of units

  • Unit Price: Price per unit

  • Total: Quantity Γ— Unit Price

Tax Information

  • Tax Rate: Percentage applied

  • Tax Amount: Dollar amount

  • Tax ID: Your business tax ID

Receipt Delivery

Customer Receipts

Automatically sent via:

  • Email: Immediately after payment

  • SMS: Optional, if customer opted in

  • In-App: Available in customer dashboard

Resending Receipts

If customer didn't receive:

  1. Find transaction

  2. Click Resend Receipt

  3. Confirm email address

  4. Receipt sent immediately

Exporting for Accounting

Export Formats

  • CSV: For Excel/Google Sheets

  • PDF: Individual invoices

  • QuickBooks: Direct integration (coming soon)

  • Xero: Direct integration (coming soon)

Export Instructions

  1. Go to Reports β†’ Transactions

  2. Set date range

  3. Select format

  4. Click Export

Retention Period

We store invoices for:

  • 7 Years: IRS requirement

  • Accessible Anytime: No deletion

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