How the receipt generator works
The receipt generator creates a proof-of-payment document for a sale that has already been paid. Enter your business details, the customer’s name, the receipt number and date, and the items sold, then choose the payment method — cash, card, or bank transfer — and the amount the customer paid.
The live preview is styled like a real receipt: a narrow paper layout with a centred header, dashed separators, and the totals at the foot. If the customer paid more than the total, the receipt shows the change due, so the till balances and the customer can see exactly what happened. The amount paid and the remaining balance — usually zero — are shown clearly, which is what makes a receipt different from an invoice.
Print the receipt or save it as a PDF to send to the customer. If the payment has not happened yet and you need to ask for it, use the invoice generator to create the invoice first, then issue the receipt once the money arrives.