Invoice templates

Glad to see you again in QuickBooks Community, @Deano2.

Assigning a default template to each customer in QBO is currently unavailable. You may need to follow the same workaround, which is to manually select the right sales form every time.

Having this option is indeed a great idea. Let me pass it along to the team that handles product enhancements for consideration in future updates.

Other than the footer section, you can also utilise the three Custom fields and name it after the different bank accounts. Simply enable it from the Account and Settings for the boxes to appear on your invoices. 

Here’s how:

1. Go to the Gear icon and select Account and Settings.
2. Pick the Sales tab and click the pencil icon on the Sales form content section.
3. Below Custom fields, enter the name of the bank accounts on each dialogue box.
4. Mark the Internal box if you want this field to appear only in QuickBooks or Public if you want it displayed both in QuickBooks and on your printed sales forms.
5. Hit Save, then Done.

For more information, check out this article: Add custom fields to invoices.

I’m also adding this article that tackles more about the topic: Customise your invoices, quotes, and sales receipts.

Post in the Community again if you ever need anything else. I’m here ready to help. Have a great day!
 

I  have done my own templates with the different bank accounts and I have one with a different business name and imported them in.

once I invoice a customer for the first time and select the invoice required, next time I invoice them it remembers which template I used and automatically chooses selects it.