A wholesaler’s bill and a chemist’s slip are not the same document. Pick the layout that matches the trade, and it prints that way every time.
Layout is not decoration on an invoice. A retail slip has to be short enough for a thermal roll; a wholesale bill has to carry item codes, batch detail and terms; a service bill needs description room the goods layouts do not leave.
Choosing the template settles all of it once. Your logo, your terms, your bank details and a payment QR sit where the layout puts them, and the preview shows what the customer will actually be handed before anything is printed.
See the layouts against your own business details.
The one that matches the size and the trade you bill in.
Logo, terms, bank details, and what shows on the bill.
A4, A5 or thermal, as a PDF or over WhatsApp.
The bill itself — how it is raised, what it looks like when it reaches the customer, and what it tells you afterwards. A bill here is the same document whether it is typed on a phone at a counter or on a desktop in an office, and it carries your numbering, your logo and your terms.
This is the first thing most businesses use and the last thing they stop using: a bill starts the stock movement, the ledger entry and the tax record all at once.
What goes on the bill, and how it reaches the customer.
Yes — the preview shows the layout with your own business details already in it.
Yes, along with your terms and a payment QR, all of which print in the places the layout gives them.
Yes — bills print to A4, A5 or a thermal roll, depending on the layout you pick.
Set the layout once; every bill after it comes out the same way.
