A public, token-signed page rendering the subscription invoice with dark platform chrome, a light paper body, and the certification seal twice — once as a faint watermark and once as a wax stamp — so it reads as a sealed original rather than a printout. The paper is a flex column with a certified-record band anchored to the bottom, so a one-line invoice still fills the sheet.
Also called: my subscription invoice · receipt for the software · billing document · expense the software
- 1The link carries an HMAC token derived from the invoice id and the platform key, minted server-side wherever the link is surfaced.
- 2An invalid or missing token returns a 404 — the token is the auth, since the recipient has no session.
- 3Billed-to details come from the processor's customer fields, enriched from the signup or organisation record.
- 4Platform branding only — the business is the customer on this document, never the brand.
The subscription receipt a business received was the payment processor's plain white PDF — no branding, nothing about which account it covered, nothing anyone would want to hand a bookkeeper. Their invoice is now a branded document showing the plan, the period, the metered usage and anything still owing, opened from a link with no login, the same way their own customers open theirs. The link is signed, so it works for the person holding it and nobody else.
- A generic processor PDF as the only billing record.
- No branded, keepable document for bookkeeping.
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Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.
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