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New Open the invoice and click Send. Confirm the address it is going to, and the invoice is on its way.
Sending a draft finalizes it first, so its line items and bill-to details lock at the same moment. Finalize on its own, without sending, is still there if you would rather do the two separately.
A sent invoice can’t be edited or returned to draft. To correct one, void it and send a replacement.
The email goes to the address on the invoice’s bill-to details, falling back to the customer’s. If neither has one, Send says so — add an email address to the customer and try again. If the customer’s address changes while you have the invoice open, Send stops and asks you to check who it is going to rather than emailing the new one.

Where it sends from

Invoices go out from one of your own addresses, so replies reach you. Pick it under Send invoices from in Invoice settings. With one sending address set up, that one is used and there is nothing to choose. With none, set up email on one of your domains first.

Change the wording

The email comes from your Invoice template under Email Templates, where you can rewrite the subject and body like any other template — with version history, so you can go back. The variables it fills in: The Invoice reminder template is the wording used when you chase an unpaid invoice.

Send it again

Click Resend on an open invoice to send it again — when the first went unanswered, or after you have reworded the template. Each send is recorded separately. An invoice keeps the address it was billed to from the moment you finalize it, so Resend goes to that same address every time. To reach a different one, void the invoice, correct the customer, and create a new invoice. Sending again after a Not sent is a retry of that same email rather than a second one, so if the first did reach your customer after all, they still only receive one.

Did it arrive

The Delivery card on the invoice lists every email sent for it, newest first, with what became of each one: A bounce usually means the address is wrong. Correct it on the customer, then void this invoice and create a new one — the address on a finalized invoice cannot be changed.
Last modified on September 5, 2026