Is it better to send an invoice as an attachment PDF or in the

>>1879519
>in the body of the email
Are you 70?

>>1879527
I feel like people don't open attachments. If the billing is right there the person will be more likely to open it and act on it.

>>1879527

To be fair, a 70 year old would send an invoice via the postal service. After they had it printed at Staples.

boompz

>>1879532
why wouldn't people open attachments? do your clients not know they do business with you?

>Is it better to send an invoice as an attachment PDF or in the body of the email itself?
PDF attachment 100 out of 100 times. Jesus fuck, do you hate your clients? Can't easily file an e-mail for book keeping and it's honestly super unprofessional. Heck, it probably depends on your tax laws whether it's even allowed (in my country digital invoices are only tax deductible if they're digitally signed).

Only consider putting it into the body if it's just for preliminary information/confirmation and you'll send in a proper invoice at a later time anyway.