Invoices that get paid, even in parts.

Create an invoice in a minute, attach the PO, download a PDF with your logo and signature, and record each payment as it comes in.

What you're seeing: A new invoice for Bayanihan Print Studio: pick the customer and Net 30 terms, add catering items from the catalog with 12% VAT, and save. The invoice gets the next number in the series.
What you're seeing: The customer pays in parts: a GCash payment of ₱15,000 turns the invoice Partial with the right balance, and the second payment by bank transfer marks it Paid. Every payment stays on record.

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What you get

Invoices & payments: what it does and what it means for you
EntryWhat it means for you
₱ with centavos, totals computed for you Items, quantities, discounts and tax add up the same way every time.
Partial payments (hulugan) Record each payment by cash, bank or GCash. The balance and status update themselves.
Overdue on Manila time An invoice turns Overdue the day after its due date, here, not in another time zone.
PDF with your logo, TIN and signature Your company details, bank details and signature or stamp print on every invoice.
Your own numbering Your prefix and number length, reset yearly or never, like INV-2026-0001. No gaps, no repeats.
Attachments Keep the PO, delivery receipt or contract with the invoice it belongs to.

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Create your first invoice in 5 steps

Kape ni Lola Café bills a catering job for Bayanihan Print Studio. Follow it from an empty form to a numbered PDF.

The Sales & Invoices list with billed, paid, outstanding and overdue totals above it and the New invoice button

Start a new invoice

Open Sales & Invoices and press New invoice. The tiles above the list show what you billed, what came in and what is still owed.

Invoice form with Bayanihan Print Studio chosen as the customer and Net 30 terms selected

Pick the customer and terms

Type two letters and the customer appears. New customer? Create them right here. Net 30 sets the due date for you.

Two invoice lines, catering for 45 people and three party trays, with 12% VAT and the invoice total on the right

Add the items

Pick items from your catalog or type any name. Quantity, price, discount and VAT are per line, and the total adds up as you type.

Attachments area with the purchase order PDF added, and the Save invoice button

Attach and save

Attach the customer's purchase order so it stays with the invoice. Save, and the invoice gets the next number in your series.

The saved invoice with its number, Unpaid status, totals, and the PDF menu open

Download the PDF

The saved invoice has its number and starts as Unpaid. Download a clean PDF with your logo, TIN and signature, or record a payment when it arrives.

Record a partial payment

Bayanihan Print Studio pays the catering bill in two parts. PrimerLedger keeps the balance right after each one.

An unpaid invoice for Bayanihan Print Studio with total, paid, balance due and due date tiles

Open the invoice

Every invoice shows its total, what has been paid and the balance still due, with the due date beside them.

The Record payment form with ₱15,000 typed in and GCash selected as the method

Record what arrived

Type the amount that came in, pick how it was paid and add the reference number if you have one.

The invoice now Partial, with ₱15,000 paid and the remaining balance due

See the balance

The invoice turns Partial and the balance drops by exactly what was paid. The payment is listed with its method and date.

The invoice marked Paid, with two payments listed: GCash and bank transfer

Mark it as paid

When the rest arrives, Pay in full records exactly the balance. The invoice turns Paid and both payments stay on record.

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