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One way of creating a proforma invoice is to adjust an invoice template in Word or Excel to become a proforma invoice template by removing the invoice number and changing the title of the document. You then have to save the proforma invoice, attach it to an email, and manually convert it to a finalised invoice.

Filling out form: Company name/logo. Terms of delivery. Sender's name and address. Recipient's name and address. Enter total gross weight (including packaging) Enter total net weight. Quantity (e.g. 2 pairs, 2 pieces) Net weight of each article.

A proforma invoice should not have an invoice number. Invoice numbers are reserved for completed invoices. Once a proforma invoice is finalised, the completed invoice should follow your invoice number sequence. The issue date of the proforma invoice doesn't need to match the date of the finalised invoice.

A final sales invoice (also called a commercial invoice, final invoice, or official invoice) is a business instrument that states the total amount due and requests payment. A proforma invoice is a declaration by the seller to provide products or services in the future and isn't a legally binding agreement.

A pro forma invoice does not have to be signed, but usually the seller signs the document as evidence of the agreement between the buyer and seller.

For example, a bakery customer might agree to the price of a cake on a pro forma invoice, and the baker will deliver the cake once it is ready. The customer will then pay for it when they receive the final, formal invoice. The final invoice amount should be the same or close to the amount on the pro forma invoice.

What to Include The name, address, and phone number of both buyer and seller. An itemized list of all items and their costs. The estimated subtotal due, estimated taxes due, and estimated total due. The payment due date and any penalties for late payment.

What to include on a proforma invoice The unique invoice number. Your company name, address and contact details. Your customer's name and address. Date of issue and the due date. Description of the goods. How long the price is valid. A link to any applicable terms or conditions.

It's easy to customise your invoices in Xero simply upload your business logo and applying a few touches so it's branded to your business.

Create a custom field in ProjectIn Grid view, select Add column > New field.Choose a field Type: Important: A custom field's type cannot be changed after it's created. If a custom field is the wrong type, delete the field, then create it again using the correct type.Enter a Field name, then select Create.