Easily record and track shop expenses, categorize and analyze costs, and make data-driven decisions to optimize business performance and maximize profitability.
Utilize a digital diary to schedule and organize tasks, set reminders, and prioritize activities, ensuring enhanced productivity, efficiency, and effective time management.
Access detailed monthly reports on profit and loss, providing valuable financial analytics, enabling informed decision-making, and strategic business growth.
Easily add and manage multiple designers, assign tasks, and track progress, enabling efficient collaboration, and seamless scalability to meet growing business demands.
Efficiently manage customer ledger accounts by tracking transactions on an invoice-by-invoice basis. This granular approach allows for accurate monitoring of payments, outstanding balances, and transaction history for each customer, facilitating better financial management and customer relations.
In addition to card payments, conveniently settle invoices using popular mobile payment platforms like EasyPaisa and JazzCash, ensuring flexibility and accessibility in transactions.
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An invoice typically includes the seller's contact information, the buyer's contact information, invoice number, invoice date, payment due date, itemized list of products or services provided, quantities, prices, total amount due, and any applicable taxes or discounts.
Invoices are essential for documenting transactions between buyers and sellers. They provide a record of the products or services exchanged, the agreed-upon prices, and the terms of payment. Invoices also serve as legal documents in case of disputes or for tax purposes..
An invoice is issued by the seller to request payment from the buyer for goods or services provided. It serves as a bill or statement of what is owed. A receipt, on the other hand, is issued by the seller to the buyer as proof of payment. It acknowledges that the payment has been received and typically includes details of the transaction, such as the date, amount paid, and payment method.
Ensure rapid access to printable versions and downloadable PDFs of invoices for efficient distribution and archiving.