Invoicing

Anyone can send an invoice. Ours get paid.

Create a compliant invoice, send it with a pay-now button if you take online payments, and let dominaite send the reminders. In your country's rules, in your language.

Dominaite invoice list showing a paid invoice and outstanding amountsDominaite invoice list showing a paid invoice and outstanding amounts
Built for your country's invoicing rulesA pay-now button when you take payments onlineChased automatically, politelyEvery online payment registered against the invoice

See it work in 30 seconds.

Recorded in the app as it is today. A real invoice, written, sent, paid and registered.

An invoice with a pay button gets paid faster.

Sending the invoice is only half the job. We're the people who move the money, so dominaite keeps going until the money lands.

The email your customer receives, with the invoice attached and a pay button

No "did you get my invoice". No matching bank lines on a Sunday. The invoice and the money are the same object here.

Automatic reminders

Chasing is not your job.

The awkward email you keep not sending is the reason you are owed money. dominaite sends it for you, on time, every time, politely.

  1. Three days before it's due

    A friendly heads-up with the invoice attached and every way to pay.

  2. On the due date

    A second one, if it's still open.

  3. A week after

    One more once it's overdue, still polite.

  4. Paid? It stops.

    Reminders only go out while money is still owed. Mark a bank transfer paid and they stop too.

A reminder dominaite sent three days before the due date, with a pay button and your bank details

You didn't start a business to become a debt collector.

Built for your country's rules. Without you thinking about it.

Every country has its own formats, its own systems and its own deadlines. We follow them so you never have to read a tax bulletin again.

One platform, seven countries, seven sets of rules.

Sample invoice: Ireland
  1. VAT number

    Yours and your customer's, on every invoice.

  2. Running numbering

    One series, never a repeat.

  3. VAT per rate

    23% and 13.5% on the right lines, totalled per rate.

  4. E-invoice

    Sent as an e-invoice where your customer takes one.

When Ireland changes its invoice rules, we change dominaite. Your next invoice already follows them, with nothing for you to install.

Where each country stands.

  • BulgariaEuro-ready, no mandate
  • HungaryNAV, connected
  • AustriaPeppol, ready
  • GermanyXRechnung, ready
  • FrancePeppol UBL
  • ItalyGetting ready
  • IrelandPeppol, ready
  • NetherlandsPeppol, ready
  • SpainGetting ready
  • United KingdomNo mandate yet

General information, not tax advice. Confirm the specifics with your accountant. · Last reviewed 19 July 2026

The everyday stuff is covered too.

Writing invoices

  • Saved customers

    Start typing a name. The address and VAT number come with it.

  • Your products

    Pick from your product list instead of typing prices again.

  • The right VAT rates

    Your country's rates and exemption reasons are already in. You pick one per line.

  • Your logo and colour

    Your invoices look like your business.

Billing

  • Quotes and proformas

    Make a quote or a proforma and download it as a PDF before you invoice.

  • Credit notes

    Refund or correct an invoice with a credit note.

  • Part payments

    Record what came in. The invoice shows what's still owed.

  • Other currencies

    Bill in your customer's currency. The VAT is also shown in yours.

  • Recurring invoicesComing

    Monthly retainers and subscriptions, sent automatically.

Your records

  • Numbering handled

    One running series for invoices and credit notes, no number used twice.

  • Fixed once issued

    An issued invoice can't be edited. Changes go on a credit note.

  • Export any time

    Your invoices as a spreadsheet, and any document as a PDF.

  • Access for your accountantComing

    A read-only login of their own.

  • Monthly package for your accountantComing

    Invoices, credit notes and payments, sent on the 1st of every month.

One invoice. Two ways to get it paid.

The usual way

  1. YouFill in a template and save it as a PDF
  2. YouEmail it and wait
  3. YouCheck the bank every few days
  4. YouWrite the awkward reminder
  5. YouFind the payment and mark the invoice paid

Five jobs for you.

With

  1. YouIssue the invoice
  2. Emails it with the PDF and a pay button
  3. CustomerPays by card from the email
  4. Registers the payment on the invoice
  5. Sends a reminder if it's late

One job for you.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

The questions people ask us most. Still stuck? Write to us and a real person gets back to you: hey@dominaite.com

Yes. Every dominaite membership includes invoicing, quotes and credit notes, with recurring invoices coming. When a customer pays an invoice online, the standard online transaction fee applies.

In our seven countries, yes: Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria, Germany, France, Ireland and the Netherlands. Where a country has a network for e-invoices, your invoices go out as e-invoices to the European standard. Hungarian invoices are reported to NAV, and Bulgarian invoices carry everything Bulgarian law asks for.

We change with them. New rules reach every member in the platform, with nothing to install.

Yes, as plain numbers. Tell us the number to continue from and we keep the sequence running from there.

Nothing changes for them. They get the invoice as a PDF by email, with a pay button when you take online payments. Public bodies always receive it through their official e-invoice channel.

We never delete an issued invoice. You can export your invoice list as CSV and download any document as PDF whenever you like.

No. We keep your invoices correct, complete and ready to hand to your accountant as CSV and PDF. Filing stays with you and your accountant.

Your data leaves with you: a CSV export of your invoices and a PDF of every document.
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