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Find an invoice

Go to Finances → Invoices. Every invoice your studio has created is listed, newest first, with these columns:
  • Account: who the invoice bills.
  • Invoice #: the invoice number (e.g. INV-25001).
  • Amount: the invoice total.
  • Status: where the invoice stands (see Invoice statuses below).
  • Due date: when payment is due.
Search by invoice number or recipient to narrow the list. Click a row to open it: a sent invoice opens in view mode, a draft opens in the editor so you can keep working on it.

What you can do

Open the actions menu (the button) on any invoice row. Which actions appear depends on the invoice’s status:
  • View / Edit: open a sent invoice to read it, or a draft to keep editing it.
  • Download: save a PDF copy. It matches what you see on screen, including per-student subtotals on shared accounts and the amount paid so far.
  • Send reminder: email the recipients a nudge to pay. Available on sent, unpaid invoices, with a cooldown so you can’t send two in quick succession.
  • Record payment: log a payment against the invoice. See recording a payment.
  • Void payment: undo a recorded payment if you marked it paid by mistake.
  • Cancel payment link: turn off the online pay link. Appears only when the invoice carries one (which needs Stripe connected).
  • Delete: remove a draft entirely. Only drafts can be deleted; once an invoice is sent, void it instead.
  • Void: cancel a sent invoice. See Void an invoice.
Sending is one-way. There’s no “unsend”. To correct a sent invoice, void it and start a new one. See Send an invoice.

Void an invoice

Voiding cancels a sent invoice you no longer want collected. Because a sent invoice can’t be edited, voiding is how you correct one (see Understand your transactions). Open its actions menu, choose Void, then pick a reason. If the invoice has already received payments, you’ll see a warning showing how much was paid: voiding does not reverse that money. What voiding does:
  • Cancels the invoice (this can’t be undone).
  • Frees the invoice’s charges so you can add them to a new invoice.
  • Cancels the online pay link, if there was one.
Voiding is permanent and does not return money already paid. If the account paid, that money becomes Credit. Return it with a refund.

Invoice statuses

The Status column tells you where each invoice stands at a glance:
StatusWhat it means
DraftNot sent yet, still editable.
days until dueSent, not yet due, payment pending.
Due todaySent and due today.
days overdueSent, the due date has passed, and it isn’t fully paid.
CompleteFully settled: paid, covered by credit, or refunded in full.
OverpaidMore was received than the invoice total. The surplus is held as credit on the account.
ErrorThe email failed to send. Retry it from the actions menu.
VoidedThe invoice was voided.
DisputedA card payment on this invoice has an open dispute and needs your attention.

FAQ

Reminders have a cooldown so recipients don’t get spammed. If you sent one recently, the option stays disabled until it passes. It also only shows on sent invoices with a balance owing.
Voiding frees the charges: they unlock from that invoice and become available again. Build a fresh invoice for the account and attach them. See Send an invoice.
A card payment on this invoice has been disputed with the card processor. The outcome is uncertain until it resolves, so it’s flagged for your attention ahead of everything else.
Voiding never reverses a payment. The money stays on the account as Credit. To return it, issue a refund.