For Shopify stores
Invoicing for Shopify stores
Shopify checkout handles your storefront sales. JupiterInvoice handles the invoices it cannot: wholesale and B2B orders, deposits, and net-terms customers who need a proper invoice off the checkout.
If you run a Shopify store, checkout already handles standard storefront sales: a customer adds to cart, pays by card, and the order is done. The gap opens the moment a sale does not fit that path: a wholesale or B2B order on net terms, a custom quote, a deposit before production, or a corporate buyer whose accounts payable needs a real invoice with a PO number and the right billing entity. Shopify checkout was not built for that. JupiterInvoice is, and it sits alongside your store so storefront sales stay in Shopify while the off-checkout invoices get a document a finance team can process.
The sales Shopify checkout does not cover
- •Wholesale and B2B on net terms. A buyer paying Net 30 by bank transfer needs an invoice, not a card checkout. JupiterInvoice puts the bank and wire details on the document.
- •PO numbers and the right entity. Corporate buyers will not pay without a PO and the correct legal entity. The recipient adds both to the invoice directly, versioned.
- •Deposits and custom quotes. Up-front deposits and one-off quotes do not map to a product in your catalogue; an invoice does.
- •Storefront sales stay in Shopify. Standard retail checkout is Shopify's job; JupiterInvoice only covers the invoices that fall outside it.
What Shopify merchants get from JupiterInvoice
Real B2B invoices, off the checkout
Issue an invoice for a wholesale or net-terms order with bank and wire payment details, a due date, and a clear total, without forcing the buyer through a card checkout.
Recipient editing and PO numbers
The buyer adds their PO, corrects the billing entity and tax ID, and forwards to accounts payable on the invoice itself. Every change is versioned and revertable.
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Branded to match your store
Your logo and accent colour on the invoice and the hosted page, so the document looks like it came from your brand, not a generic tool.
Honest fit. For ordinary storefront sales, Shopify checkout is the right tool and JupiterInvoice adds nothing. The fit is the off-checkout invoicing: wholesale, B2B, deposits, and net-terms customers who need a document instead of a cart. JupiterInvoice is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Shopify; it works alongside your store. For the AP side, see forwarding an invoice to accounts payable.
JupiterInvoice and Shopify
Why would a Shopify store need a separate invoicing tool?
Does this replace Shopify checkout?
Can my wholesale customer pay by bank transfer?
Can the buyer add their PO number and billing details?
Is JupiterInvoice free?
Invoice your B2B and wholesale orders
Free, no signup. Send a net-terms invoice with bank details and PO support for the orders Shopify checkout was not built for, while your storefront sales stay in Shopify.
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