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What Your Customer Sees

Every invoice email links to a public invoice page. No login, no account - just the invoice and the ways to pay it, under your branding.

The public invoice page with the payment panel

The left side is the tax invoice itself: your logo, both parties’ details, line items, GST, amount paid so far, and amount due - plus Download invoice for a PDF copy.

The right side lists every payment method you’ve enabled:

  • Express checkout - Apple Pay and Google Pay, one touch on supported devices.
  • Credit Card - hosted card fields; if you on-charge card fees, the fee for their exact card type is shown before they confirm.
  • PayID - Sawfish shows the PayID and amount; the customer pays from their own banking app, and the page confirms in real time.
  • PayTo - the customer approves a payment agreement with their bank.
  • Bank Transfer - your account details with the invoice reference.

Methods marked No additional fees are exactly that - the customer pays the invoice amount only.

The “Questions or comments about this bill?” link at the bottom lets the customer raise an invoice enquiry - it lands at your reply-to email.

The page confirms the payment, the invoice flips to paid across Sawfish and your accounting system, and the customer gets an invoice-paid notification if you’ve enabled it.