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  • Enable invoices. When disabled, your customer will not receive an invoice after their purchase. You will be responsible for handling the invoices, if your customers ask for one.
  • Invoice prefix. You might like to have language-tagged invoices: "IN" in English, "FA" in French (for "facture"), "CU" in Spanish (for "cuenta"), etc. Or you could directly choose to have language codes: "EN", "FR", "SP", etc. Of course, you can also choose to not have a prefix at all.
    PrestaShop will then generated invoice number according to you settings: "#IN000001", "#FR000002", etc.
  • Invoice number. If your business has already had orders and invoices before you started using PrestaShop, you can use this option to start your invoice number from a set number.
  • Footer text. You can use to have a custom text at the bottom of all your invoices. The text will appear below the name of your shop in then invoice.
  • Invoice model. Depending on your themes, you might be able to use more than one style of invoice. Test them with a fake order, in order to choose the one you prefer. If you know how to code in HTML, you can add your own invoice models or edit the existing ones: they are located in the /pdf/ folder of your PrestaShop installation.
  • Use disk as cache for PDF invoices. You can choose to store generated invoices on PrestaShop's server disk rather than in its server cache. While it saves on memory usage, it slows down the PDF generation itself, so use it knowingly.

When your customers ask for their invoices, you can redirect them to the "Order History" section of their user accounts, which keeps all of their invoices available for them.

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