Printing — how your documents look

Your printed documents — invoices, orders, receipts, statements — come from one shared design, and a small group of preferences makes it yours: your logo at the head; a footer line of your own (a thank-you, your registration details); whether the tax breakdown is shown; whether signature blocks appear for the people who sign; and whether totals are also written out in words, as many customers and auditors expect. These preferences live on the company record beside the logo itself (see 0.8), and changing them changes every print from that moment — prints are always rendered fresh, so a corrected logo never needs old documents re-issued.