Payment Methods
The Payment Methods page is where you turn on the ways clients can pay you. Every enabled method prints on your invoices automatically — there is nothing to attach per document.
How it works
Unlike Clients or Articles, this isn't a list you add entries to. Invoicerr ships a fixed set of payment methods, each shown as its own card:
- Bank transfer — IBAN (required) and BIC (optional)
- PayPal — the receiving account's e-mail
- Cash — nothing to configure; the label alone is enough
- Cheque — the payee name a cheque should be made out to
- Stripe — turns on card payments through your connected Stripe account (Settings → Payments)
- Mollie — turns on payments through your connected Mollie account (Settings → Payments)
Turning a method on
Flip the switch on a card. If the method needs information it doesn't have yet (an IBAN, a PayPal e-mail…), the switch opens the configuration dialog instead of failing silently — fill it in and save, and the method is enabled in the same step. A card already configured just toggles straight on or off.
Configuring a method
Click Configure on any card to open or change its details, whether it's currently on or off. A method with nothing to configure (Cash, Stripe, Mollie) shows no fields at all — there's simply nothing to fill in.
What shows on a document
Every card's own preview — the same "field: value" lines your invoices print — appears right on the card, so what you see here is exactly what a client sees. Cash, Stripe, and Mollie show nothing beyond their own label; Bank transfer shows the IBAN/BIC you set; PayPal shows the account e-mail.
What this page doesn't do
- No adding or removing methods. The set of six is fixed; a method you don't use simply stays off.
- No per-document choice. A quote or invoice doesn't ask "which payment method" — every method you've turned on appears on every document that shows payment methods (invoices).
- No search or filter. There are only ever six cards.
First use
Every method starts off. Turn on at least one — Bank transfer or PayPal need no external account, just a field or two — before sending your first invoice.