**Module:** Sales

Create professional invoices off the shelf with your logo and payment terms.

## Copy

Invoices represent your business in your absence. They travel through customer finance departments, sit on desks, and get archived alongside competitors' invoices. The invoice that looks unprofessional signals a business that isn't detail-oriented. The invoice that looks polished signals one that is. Professional invoicing isn't vanity—it's a signal to customers about the kind of business they're dealing with. Professional signals attract professional relationships.

This module makes professional invoicing effortless. Templates provide polished layouts without design expertise. Logo and payment terms project your brand identity, not a generic format. The result is invoices that represent your business well, even when you're not there to make the impression yourself.

For copywriters: Focus on the professional signal—how documents represent your business when you're not present. Position professional invoicing as a brand touchpoint, not just a billing function. The audience should see their invoices as ambassadors of their business reputation.

## Ideas

- **Angle:** Make your invoices represent you well—professional templates that signal business quality
- **Audience:** Professional services firms, B2B businesses, freelancers, any business sending invoices
- **Pain points:** Unprofessional invoices, generic templates, brand inconsistency, impression management gaps, billing perception
- **Outcomes:** Professional invoicing, brand consistency, customer perception, reputation management, polished documents
- **Vertical spins:** Consulting (engagement billing), legal (client invoices), creative (project billing), B2B (enterprise invoicing)