Invoice Wording That Gets Paid Faster
Rewrite invoice text for clarity and action.
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Rewrite my invoice wording so customers understand and pay faster. Current invoice text: [CURRENT_TEXT]. Customer type: [CUSTOMER_TYPE]. Payment methods: [PAYMENT_METHODS]. Show before and after for each part: line item descriptions (specific, not "services"), the payment instruction box, due-date line, late-payment note, thank-you message, and email subject and body that carries the invoice. Example: Before "Consulting - $1,200". After "Website content review, 8 hours at $150 (10-14 March), including written summary". Provide a table: Element | Problem in current version | Rewrite | Reason. Add a version of the email (70 words) for a first-time customer and one for a repeat customer, three subject lines, and a checklist: amount visible in the first line, due date specified, one clear way to pay, contact person named. Do not add terms I have not set; mark any new term as [VERIFY] for me to decide. Keep every rewritten element under 25 words, put the amount and due date within the first two lines of the email, and give a plain-text version for customers who open invoices on a phone with images switched off. Label every number and conclusion an estimate, because it is built purely from my inputs. This material is not a substitute for accounting, tax, legal or investment advice. Show the output to an accountant or financial adviser who works in [JURISDICTION] before relying on it.
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