A PO orders goods from a supplier; a receipt proves payment was received; a credit note reduces the amount owed on an earlier invoice for returns or corrections.
One builder, three documents: a Purchase Order to place an order, a Payment Receipt to acknowledge money received, and a Credit Note for refunds and adjustments. The heading, numbering and payment block adapt automatically — print or save as PDF straight from your browser. No account, no server: your data never leaves your machine.
Purchase Order, Payment Receipt or Credit Note — the document adapts automatically.
Describe the goods or services, set quantity and rate — totals, tax and discounts compute live.
Bank details on receipts, refund method on credit notes — a toggle, shown only when you want it.
One clean A4 page, colors intact — your browser's dialog saves the PDF. Zero uploads.
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Generate the final GST/VAT invoice, then use this tool for the receipt once payment arrives — and a credit note if anything is returned.
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Open Quotation / Estimate Maker →| Document | When to use it |
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| Purchase Order | Issued by a buyer to a supplier to formally request goods or services at agreed prices. It creates a legal offer — once the supplier accepts, both sides are committed to the stated quantities, rates and delivery terms. |
| Payment Receipt | Issued after money is received, as proof of payment. It should reference the invoice it settles, show the amount and payment mode, and carry a PAID stamp. Keep the receipt with the invoice for your audit trail. |
| Credit Note | Issued by a seller to reduce the amount owed on a previous invoice — for returns, damaged goods, pricing errors or agreed discounts after billing. It references the original invoice and adjusts the buyer's balance. |
| Invoice | The tax document demanding payment after delivery. Generate one with our Invoice Generator, then use this tool for the receipt or credit note that follows. |
When you reduce a previously invoiced amount, tax law generally requires a credit note referencing the original invoice — you can't simply edit the invoice. It should carry the original invoice number, the reason for the credit, and the corrected amount, keeping your input-tax records consistent.
For routine small purchases, an invoice alone is usually fine. Purchase Orders shine for larger or recurring orders: they fix the price before delivery, give you a document to check deliveries against, and make spend approval explicit inside the company.
A PO orders goods from a supplier; a receipt proves payment was received; a credit note reduces the amount owed on an earlier invoice for returns or corrections.
Click Print Document and choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog — one clean A4 page, colors intact, no browser headers.
No. Everything is computed locally in your browser — names, pricing and payment details never leave your machine.
Whenever an invoice was already issued and something changes — returns, damage, pricing errors or post-billing discounts. Edit the invoice only before it's issued; after that, use a credit note.