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Invoice and quote forms

Edit the lines, see the total, then print.

Invoice

INV-1001

Acme Studio

12 Market Street

Bill to Northwind Co, 88 Harbor Road

ItemQtyRateAmount
$800.00
$40.00

Subtotal$840.00

Tax$84.00

Total$924.00

Due in 14 days.

This demo stays in your browser. It does not create an account.

Collect payment against an invoice, or take a quote request.

What it can do

  • A Payment block for a fixed deposit or fee.
  • Short answers for invoice number, PO, and company.
  • A calculated field for a line total after submit, such as quantity times unit price.
  • A hidden field that reads an invoice id from the URL.
  • File upload if the payer should attach a PDF.

What it cannot do

  • No invoice numbering, tax engine, or accounting export.
  • No generated PDF invoice as the product.
  • The Payment block charges the amount you set. It does not read a typed amount as the charge.
  • This is not QuickBooks, Stripe Invoicing, or an AR system.

How to use it

  1. For a pay link, add Invoice number, Amount due, and a Payment block.
  2. Add a hidden field if you pass the invoice id in the URL.
  3. For a quote request, collect scope, dates, and a file. Skip the charge, or take a deposit.
  4. Connect Stripe on the organization, then publish the form.

When to pick this

Pick this

  • You want a hosted pay-this-invoice page with a fixed Stripe charge.
  • You want a quote request form that lands in the same inbox as your other forms.

Pick something else

  • You need invoice numbering, tax, and a ledger. Use accounting software.
  • You need Stripe Invoicing or a PDF bill as the main artifact.

Questions

Can the payer type any amount to charge?
The Payment block charges the fixed amount you set. A number field can store what they say is due. It does not change the Stripe charge.
Can I send a quote, then a pay link?
Yes. Use one form for the quote request. Use a second form as the pay link. There is no built-in quote-to-invoice pipeline.

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