Emailing an Invoice: A Guide to Sending Invoices Electronically

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Emailing an Invoice: A Guide to Sending Invoices Electronically
With MyInvoiceOnline, you can dispatch invoices via email in seconds – no downloads, no manual attachments. Better still, you'll know exactly when your customer receives and opens the document. This guide walks you through the sending process, delivery tracking, and email template customisation.

Emailing Your Invoice: Step by Step

  1. Prepare your invoice in the usual way

  2. Look for the Save and send button in the lower-right area

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  1. A dialogue box will appear – enter your client's email address or pick one from the saved contacts

Send an invoice by e-mail preview

  1. If needed, amend the message text, include yourself on copy, or add an attachment

  2. Press Send an e-mail to dispatch the invoice

  3. Prefer to handle things manually? Use the Issue and Download option instead. This saves the invoice to your device, allowing you to attach it to your own email client or file it locally.

Setting Up Email Templates

  1. Save time on repetitive correspondence by creating reusable templates. Head to My Account → Email Templates to configure your default subject lines and message body.

Email Templates preview

  1. For a detailed walkthrough on template creation, see our dedicated article.

Resending a Previously Issued Invoice

Premium subscribers can email any existing invoice at any point from the Issued Invoices area.

  1. Navigate to Issued Invoices and locate the paper aeroplane icon beside your chosen invoice

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  1. The familiar email dialogue will open – complete the details as outlined above

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This function also lets you dispatch a thank-you note once payment clears, or a late payment reminder when the invoice becomes overdue. The Invoice Status feature makes this possible – it automatically selects the appropriate message type depending on where the invoice stands in your payment cycle.

Checking Delivery and Read Status

Want to confirm whether an invoice email reached your client? Here's how to verify:

  1. Go to Issued Invoices and click the relevant invoice number

  2. In the sidebar, you'll find Invoice history – this displays when the email was sent, delivered, and opened by the recipient

Invoice history preview

Emailing invoices through MyInvoiceOnline eliminates the hassle of downloading files and managing attachments separately. Everything happens within the platform, and the built-in tracking means you're never left wondering whether your invoice got through.

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