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Frequently Asked Questions

Invoxa is a cloud-based invoicing platform that automates billing workflows. It creates, sends, and tracks invoices while syncing with bank accounts to update payment statuses automatically. Users can customize templates, schedule recurring invoices, and access real-time reports through both desktop and mobile interfaces.

Yes! Invoxa is specifically designed for small businesses and freelancers with an intuitive interface requiring minimal setup. Its affordable pricing scales with your business growth, while automation features save valuable time. Industry-specific templates and time-tracking tools address the unique needs of independent professionals.

Invoxa saves time through automation, presents professional invoice templates, and improves cash flow with payment reminders. The platform provides financial insights through detailed analytics, reduces errors by eliminating manual data entry, and integrates seamlessly with popular accounting software. Mobile accessibility lets you manage invoices anywhere.

Yes, Invoxa offers a 3-day free trial with full access to all premium features. No credit card is required to start. The trial includes unlimited invoices, client setup, template customization, and automation tools. Customer support is available throughout to help you maximize the trial experience.

From your dashboard, click “Create Invoice.” Select a client from your list or add a new one. Add line items with descriptions, quantities, and prices. Apply any taxes or discounts. Preview the invoice, then click “Send” to email it directly to your client or download as PDF.

Yes, Invoxa allows full customization of invoice templates. Upload your company logo in Account Settings. Adjust colors, fonts, and layout to match your brand identity. Save your customized template for future use. Professional branding helps reinforce your business identity and enhances client perception.

Yes, Invoxa provides a variety of professionally designed invoice templates for different industries. Templates include service-based, product-based, hourly rate, and project fee formats. Each template is fully customizable and compliant with international invoicing requirements. New templates are added regularly based on user feedback.

Yes, for repeat clients, set up recurring invoices by clicking “Recurring” when creating an invoice. Specify frequency (weekly, monthly, quarterly), start/end dates, and delivery options. Invoxa automatically generates and sends these invoices according to your schedule, saving significant administrative time.

Invoxa’s dashboard displays all outstanding invoices with color-coded status indicators. Set automatic payment reminders for overdue invoices. Generate aging reports to identify payment trends. Track partial payments and remaining balances. Receive notifications when clients view invoices or make payments.

Invoxa supports multiple payment methods including credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), bank transfers, PayPal, and digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay). Professional and Business plans also support ACH transfers and cryptocurrency payments. You can enable different payment options for each client based on their preferences.

Yes, Invoxa integrates with popular payment processors to accept online payments directly through your invoices. Clients receive invoices with payment buttons that process transactions instantly. Once payment is made, the invoice is automatically marked as paid in your system, streamlining your accounts receivable process.

Yes, Invoxa supports over 135 currencies for international billing. Set default currency preferences or specify different currencies for individual clients. Real-time exchange rate calculations are included, with the option to lock in specific rates for long-term projects. Multi-currency reports help track global revenue.

Yes, Invoxa’s invoices are designed to comply with tax regulations across major markets. All templates include required fields for tax identification numbers, registration details, and legally mandated disclosures. Regular updates ensure ongoing compliance with changing regulations in different jurisdictions.