The information of an invoice that you've sent to your customer depends on the template you applied for it.
Since QuickBooks invoice doesn't send an itemized invoice, let's customize the template using the Custom form style feature. Then, include all the important details that you need.
Follow these steps to accomplish the task:
Go to the Gear icon.
Select Custom form styles under Your Company.
If you have existing templates created, make sure to select the one that you'll use for the invoice template.
Click Edit under the Action column.
In the Content tab, click the middle part of the form.
Then, tick the Product/Service and Description boxes.
Hit Done to reflect the changes.
Note: Make sure you select or apply the correct template for the invoices. Go back to the invoice and click Customize at the bottom and choose the appropriate template. Then, resend the transaction to your customer. The items added to the invoice you emailed will be visible to them.
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Step 1: Use an incognito window:
It's likely a result of a browser error. This prevents your browser from storing additional cache files. It's a way to check issues caused by a full cache.
Step 2: Delete cache and temporary internet files:
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