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A clean invoice header: logo, business details, document title and the key numbers.
The Invoice Header Generator lays out logo, business details, document title and key numbers in the arrangement readers scan for, in three layouts, and exports it as HTML with inline styles.
The header is the part of an invoice read first and read fastest. Somebody in accounts payable scans it for four things — who it is from, what kind of document it is, its number, and when it is due — and a header that makes them hunt for any of the four slows everything after it.
This builds a header in the arrangement readers expect: your logo and business details on the left, the document title and its key numbers on the right, aligned so the eye goes straight to them. Choose which details appear, the order of the reference fields, and one of several layouts from a compact single row to a full letterhead.
It exports as HTML with inline styles, for your own templates or an email, and it is the same header the invoice builders here use — so what you design is exactly what prints.
Who, what, number and due date where the eye looks.
Compact row, split columns or full letterhead.
Reference fields in the order your readers need.
Pastes into an email or CMS without a stylesheet.
What you design is what prints.
Name, address, contact and tax number.
INVOICE, TAX INVOICE, PROFORMA, CREDIT NOTE and so on.
Number, dates, terms, PO — in the order your readers need them.
Compact row, split two-column, or full letterhead.
With inline styles, for your own template or an email.
Your logo and business name, your address and contact details, your tax number if registered, the document title, the invoice number, the issue date and the due date. A PO number belongs there too when the customer uses one.
Top right, near the document title, in a larger or bolder style than the surrounding details. It is the single field most often searched for.
Yes. It is the one date that decides what the reader does with the document, and putting it only in the terms at the bottom is how invoices get paid late.
Yes. The HTML uses inline styles only, so it can be pasted into an email, a CMS or an existing template without a stylesheet.
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