Invoice PDFs

Invoice PDFs are generated using a screenshot rendering service. When you request a PDF, Biller renders the invoice page and converts it into a high-quality PDF document.

The resulting PDF matches the layout you see on the public invoice page, including your business details, the client's information, and all line items. The PDF is suitable for printing, emailing as an attachment, or storing for your records.

Once a PDF is generated, Biller caches it using a content fingerprint based on the invoice data. As long as the invoice hasn't changed, the cached PDF is served instantly -- there's no need to regenerate it each time.

This means you can download the same invoice PDF multiple times without any delay after the initial generation.

If you edit an invoice after a PDF has been generated -- for example, updating the description, correcting the amount, or adding tax details -- the cached PDF is automatically invalidated.

The next time you or your client downloads the PDF, Biller regenerates it with the updated content. You don't need to manually refresh or delete the old PDF.

This also applies when a client fills in their purchaser details via the self-fill form -- the PDF is regenerated to include their information.