A receipt maker for tailors and fashion designers
Made-to-measure work is paid for in stages and takes weeks. A receipt at each stage keeps your customer confident and your records straight.
Why receipts matter for custom work
Custom orders are where misunderstandings happen: what was agreed, what has been paid and what remains. A numbered receipt for each payment, naming the garment, gives both sides something to point to.
A receipt carrying your logo and brand name also carries your reputation. Customers share them, and a polished one is a small advertisement.
What to put on a tailoring receipt
- The garment or set: “Two-piece agbada, navy”
- Fabric supplied by you, charged as its own line
- The amount paid and what is outstanding, in a note
- The date, and the expected collection date in a note
- Your brand name, logo and contact details
How it works with AWA Receipt
- Add your business name, logo and contact details once. They appear on every receipt.
- Enter what was sold and how it was paid. A receipt takes under 30 seconds.
- Send it as an image, a PDF or a link, on WhatsApp, email or SMS.
- Your customer can scan the code on the receipt to check it is genuine.
- Every receipt adds itself to your sales totals by day, week and month.
Questions
Can customers check a receipt is real?
Yes. Each receipt carries a code that anyone can scan to open the original, so a customer can show it is genuine.
What if I make a mistake on a receipt?
Issued receipts are never edited, which keeps your records trustworthy. You void the wrong one and issue a corrected receipt.