Create invoices faster
Open your dashboard, create an invoice, choose a customer, add your services or items, review the totals, and save it.
Read the guide →Learn how to create invoices, manage customer records, track payments, and keep your billing information organised with Zap Invoicing.
Choose a topic to find practical guidance for the workflow you want to complete.
Open your dashboard, create an invoice, choose a customer, add your services or items, review the totals, and save it.
Read the guide →Save repeat client details once and use them again when preparing future invoices.
Read the guide →Use invoice statuses to identify paid, outstanding, overdue, and draft invoices.
Read the guide →Download invoice data as CSV when you need to review records, prepare bookkeeping, or work with an accountant.
Read the guide →The basic workflow is designed to take you from customer details to a saved invoice in a few clear steps.
Choose an existing customer or add a new customer record before creating the invoice.
Enter the work, amount, tax information, payment terms, due date, and any useful notes.
Check the customer details, line items, totals, and payment information before saving the invoice.
Use these short guides to understand the main parts of your invoicing workflow.
Create a professional invoice by selecting a customer, adding the services or products provided, entering the amount, and reviewing the final total.
View invoicing features →Keep customer information organised so repeat billing is faster and you do not need to retype the same details every time.
Create an account →Use invoice status information to identify which balances have been paid and which invoices still need attention.
Compare plan features →Download invoice information as CSV if your account includes export functionality and you need records for bookkeeping or review.
Contact support →These answers are written for people who want to complete common invoicing tasks without unnecessary jargon.
Log in to your Zap Invoicing account, open the dashboard, choose Create invoice, select or add the customer, enter the invoice details, and save the invoice.
Yes. Use the customer records area to save and manage customer details, making it easier to prepare invoices for repeat clients.
If CSV export is enabled for your account, open the downloads or export area and choose the CSV option to download your invoice records.
The invoice status workflow is designed to help you identify paid, outstanding, overdue, and draft invoices.
Zap Invoicing is designed for freelancers, sole traders, consultants, contractors, and small businesses that need to create invoices and keep billing records organised.
You can use this Help Centre, visit the Features or Pricing pages, or contact the support team for additional assistance.
Open your dashboard if you already have an account, or create an account and start organising your invoicing workflow.