Send the bill to the customer's phone
After a sale, open the invoice or share its link: copy it, send it on WhatsApp or by email. The customer gets the same invoice you would have printed.
Current Sale
Counter-
Ilam tea 200 g
Rs 240.00
2Rs 480.00 -
Oat cookies
Rs 120.00
1Rs 120.00
- Subtotal
- Rs 600.00
- Tax (13%)
- Rs 78.00
- Total incl. taxes
- Rs 678.00
In short
After a sale, the invoice link can be copied or shared via WhatsApp or email, and the customer opens the same invoice you would have printed.
The problem it solves
Customers lose paper receipts, and some would rather not take one at all. Retyping an invoice into a chat app later is slow and error-prone.
How it works
3 steps, start to finish
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1
Finish the sale
The sale is saved and its invoice is ready.
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2
Open Share link
Choose Copy link, Share via WhatsApp or Share via Email.
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3
The customer opens it
The link opens the invoice itself; when the order can be paid online, the message invites them to review and pay.
In detail
What shared invoices does for you
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Copy link
Paste it anywhere: SMS, Messenger, a note.
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WhatsApp
Opens WhatsApp with the message and the link filled in.
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Email
Opens an email with the invoice link.
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The real invoice
The same document you would print, not a summary.
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No. The link opens the invoice directly.
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Yes. Sharing is an extra way to hand over the invoice; printing works as before.
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When the order has a payment link, the shared message says it is ready to review and pay.
Works together with
- Lay out the paged invoice once; merge tags fill in each sale for PDF or email.
- Each line carries its quantity, variant and a note for the kitchen or packer.
- Take part of the bill now; the order stays open with the rest due later.
- A block based designer for thermal receipts, kitchen tickets and the master KOT.
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