Invoice Templates

Navigate via Settings (gear icon) → Templates.

#What a Template Controls

A document template defines:

• Name — internal name for the template
• Description — optional notes
• Type — document type the template applies to
• Company entities — which entities can use this template
• Invoice pattern — number/format pattern for the document number
• Background color — color used on the rendered document
• Logo — logo image displayed on the rendered document
• Reply-to email — default reply-to when this template is used to send a document
• CC emails — default CC recipients
• Default email subject — subject line used when sending
• Default email message — body text used when sending (max 750 characters)
• Additional text — extra text rendered on the document
• Show contract period — whether to display the contract period on the rendered document

Good to know: Invoice PDFs automatically show a payment section on partially-paid and paid invoices, displaying payments received, credits applied, and balance due. This section appears automatically and is not controlled by template settings.

#Creating a Template

1. Go to Settings (gear icon) → Templates
2. Click + Create template
3. Fill in the fields above
4. Save

#Editing a Template

Open a template to update its fields. Changes apply to future documents that use the template.

#Assigning a Template to an Invoice

When creating or editing a sales invoice, pick a Document template in the invoice header. The template controls the document layout and the email defaults when sending.

#Payment Details on Invoices

Invoices display the payment details from the bank account on the document so your customers know where to send payment. Depending on the bank account's country and configuration, this can include:

• BIC / IBAN — for international and SEPA payments
• Account number — for domestic transfers
• Bankgiro — for Swedish entities (see below)

#Showing a Bankgiro Number (Swedish Entities)

Bankgiro is the primary payment method for Swedish business-to-business transactions, and Swedish customers expect to see it on their invoices. If your Swedish entity has a Bankgiro number set on its bank account, it is displayed on invoices alongside the BIC/IBAN and account number fields.

1. Make sure the Bankgiro number is entered on the bank account — set the bank country to Sweden in Settings (gear icon) → Bank accounts to reveal the field. See Connecting bank accounts.
2. Future invoices automatically show the Bankgiro number in the payment details — no template changes are needed

#Related Articles

• Invoice generation
• Sending invoices
• Connecting bank accounts