Invoices
Numbered PDF invoices from a series of your own, with prefixes, padding and a yearly reset.
An invoice number that your accountant will accept is sequential, unbroken, and yours.
Your numbering
A series has a prefix, a suffix, a starting number and a width to pad to, so INV-2026-00041 comes out of it rather than 41. It can reset every year or every month, and the next number is shown to you before you commit to the shape.
Your layout
Invoices have their own templates, laid out the way the tickets are, on the paper size you use. Tax lines, totals and the customer's details are placeholders, so one template serves every booking.
The PDF is generated when it is asked for and can be attached to an email by a workflow, so the customer who needs one for expenses has it without asking you.
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Money into your own accounts, with the paperwork that goes with it.
Payments
Stripe, PayPal and WooCommerce, or cash at the door: money goes into your own accounts, with deposits and part payments.
Taxes
VAT or sales tax, percentage or fixed, included in the price or added on top, per event, category or venue.
Discount codes
Percentage or fixed discounts, limited by date, by number of uses, by customer, by event or by ticket type.
Extras sold with the ticket
Sell a glass of champagne, a parking space or a programme alongside the ticket, for the whole booking or for each guest, each with its own price and its own stock.