If you did not already configure your invoices during the initial onboarding process, no worries, you can do it anytime from the Hyperline’s interface, from the Settings pages.

General customization

From the General section in Settings, you can customize your brand’s logo and color that will appear on your invoices.

You are also required to fill up the trade and legal names of your country, your VAT number (if applicable), and the postal address that will appear on the invoices. These details are required to make your invoices legally compliant.

We provide you with a real time preview on the right of the screen so you can see how your changes are affecting your invoices design.

Click on Save changes once you are done.

Invoicing numbers

You can customize how your invoices will be numbered. This is done in Settings, in the Invoicing section.

Each invoice must have a unique number. These numbers should follow a sequential order. This is a legal requirement that applies internationally. Hyperline lets you however choose the invoice number pattern you want to use.

The {number} variable is mandatory. You can then add any text, the year variable {YYYY}, the month variable {MM} and/or the day variable {DD} to customize the invoice number format.

VariableInvoice number format
number1
number-YYYY1-2023
number-YYYY-MM1-2023-10
number-YYYY-MM-DD1-2023-10-10
YYYY-MM-DD-00number2023-10-10-001

Next invoice number

Do you already have an invoicing history?

If you do, we encourage you to have a look at the number of last invoice you sent, and to indicate this number +1 as the next invoice number.

This way, you will keep a sequential order between your invoices while transitioning to Hyperline.

The invoice numbers generated after you set the next invoice number will follow each other in a sequential order.

You can change this invoice number format at any time. However, we recommend you to make sure it doesn’t create any issue with your accounting.

Additional information

You can insert here any additional information you’d like to provide. It could be details about your invoicing policy (late payment fees, conditions, etc.) or mentions about taxes if relevant.

As legal requirements vary from country to country, and are sometimes industry-specific, we leave a space for you to add any relevant legal information to your invoices.

Check-in with your legal and accounting teams if needed to make sure you include all necessary information here. It can go from tax specificities to penalties applied if the invoice is not paid on time, to anything else.

Click on Save changes when you are ready.