When to use a receipt
A receipt confirms that money was received. It is useful after a customer pays an invoice, settles a bill, places an advance order, pays for a repair, or buys a service package.
BillForge lets you keep the format simple: customer details, payment date, item rows, notes, and a receipt-style PDF preview.
What to include in a billing receipt
- Receipt number, payment date, and paid status.
- Business name, customer name, and optional contact details.
- Item or service rows with quantity, rate, and total amount.
- Payment notes, payment method, and terms where needed.
How to create a receipt PDF
- Open BillForge and choose Receipt Generator.
- Add business and customer information.
- Add the receipt number and payment date.
- Add paid items, services, quantity, and rate.
- Preview the receipt and save it as a PDF.
Receipt FAQ
Is a receipt the same as an invoice?
No. An invoice asks for payment. A receipt confirms payment. Read the full invoice vs receipt guide.
Is a receipt the same as a bill?
No. A bill usually shows money due. A receipt confirms money received. Read the receipt vs bill guide.
Can I add GST details to a receipt?
You can include GST-related details in your customer, business, and item information when needed.