Net payment term
A net payment term refers to the specified number of days within which the end customer is required to settle the invoice after its finalization.
This term not only affects the payment_due_date
within the invoice payload but also influences the due date mentioned in the downloadable PDF version of the invoice.
To illustrate, consider the following scenario: a billing cycle spanning one month, accompanied by a net payment term of 15 days.
Illustration of the net payment term period
Application scope
The net payment term period applies to all types of invoices.
It does not trigger any webhook when the payment_due_date
becomes overdue.
The net payment term period applies to all types of invoices and is used to compute the due date. When the payment_due_date
has passsed, the invoice is flagged as Overdue
. This action sets the payment_overdue
field to true, until the payment is succeeded
, payment_dispute_lost_at
is applied, or the invoice is voided.
Define a net payment term at organization level
The organization’s net payment term applies to all customers by default.
To define a net payment term at the organization level via the user interface, follow these steps:
- Access the “Settings” section using the side menu;
- Navigate to the “Invoice” tab;
- Click “Edit” in the “Net payment term” section;
- Select the desired number of days for the payment term or opt for a custom duration; and
- Confirm by clicking “Edit net payment term”.
Define a net payment term at customer level
To define a net payment term at the customer level through the user interface, follow these steps:
- Access the “Customers” section via the side menu;
- Select a customer from the list;
- Open the “Settings” tab of the customer view;
- Click “Add a net payment term” in the “Net payment term” section;
- Choose the desired number of days for the payment term or opt for a custom duration; and
- Click “Add net payment term” to confirm.
The customer’s net payment term supersedes the one defined at the organization level. It exclusively applies to the associated customer.
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