
Create invoices
by Intuit•24• Updated about 7 hours ago
Learn how to create and send invoices in QuickBooks Online.
Invoices are how you charge your customers for the products and services you sell. You can add the product or service you’re selling to an invoice and email it to your customer.
Your quotes or invoices will look different depending on whether you have the old or new quote and invoice experience. |
Create an invoice from scratch
Create an invoice from scratch if you don’t have any existing records to import or quotes to convert.
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- Select + New, then Invoice.
Note: If you are viewing the new QuickBooks experience, you might seeCreate instead of + New.
- Select a customer from the Add Customer
dropdown.
- Make sure all of their info is correct, especially their email address.
- Review the Invoice date, Due date, and Terms. Enter new dates or terms, if you need to.
Tip: In the Terms field, Net refers to the number of days until the payment is due. - For each line item on the invoice, select a product or service from the
dropdown. To add additional line items, select Add product or service.
- Enter the quantity (Qty) and Rate, if needed.
- To customise the info or design of your invoices, select ⚙ Manage. Then select the options from the side panel. QuickBooks remembers your choices and applies them to all existing and future invoices.
- Select Save and close. If you want to send it, select Review and send, then follow the prompts on screen.
Next steps
Once you create an invoice, send it to the customer.
When your customer makes a payment on an invoice, record it in QuickBooks Online. You may need to do this more than once if they don't pay the invoice in full.
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