1Send via Invoice Generator (Fastest β Recommended)
- 1Create your invoice in the tool
- 2Click "Send via Email"
- 3Enter your client's email address and a brief message
- 4Click Send β the PDF is attached automatically
- 5You are notified when the client views the invoice and when they pay
2Email Invoice as PDF Attachment
- 1Download your invoice as PDF
- 2Compose a new email
- 3Use a clear subject line: "Invoice INV-2026-001 from [Your Name] β Due [Date]"
- 4Attach the PDF
- 5Write a brief professional message in the email body
- 6Send
3Share an Invoice Link
- 1Some invoice tools generate a unique URL for each invoice
- 2Share the link by email, WhatsApp, or any messaging platform
- 3Client views the invoice in their browser β no PDF download required
- 4Client can pay directly from the link if you have a payment gateway connected
4Through a Payment Platform (PayPal, Stripe)
- 1Log in to PayPal or Stripe
- 2Use the built-in invoicing feature to create an invoice
- 3Send via the platform β client receives a payment link
- 4Client pays online directly β funds appear in your account
- 5Downside: transaction fees apply (typically 2.9% + fixed fee)
Best Email Subject Lines for Invoices
Email Body Template
What to Do After Sending an Invoice
If no payment or acknowledgement, send a friendly check-in: 'Just wanted to confirm you received invoice INV-001. Please let me know if you have any questions.'
Send a polite reminder noting the invoice is overdue: 'I'm following up on invoice INV-001, which was due on [date]. Please advise on the expected payment date.'
Firm notice: 'Invoice INV-001 remains unpaid. As per our terms, a late fee of 2% per month now applies. Please arrange payment by [new date].'
Issue a formal letter of demand. Consult a debt collection service or small claims court for amounts that justify it.