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No. Notion Invoice is not affiliated to Notion in any way. It is created, owned and maintained by Farez Rahman and Jo Lodge.
Yes. You can create up to 5 invoices a month for free. If you want to create more you will have to pay for a monthly or yearly subscription. More info on the pricing structure here
You can create up to 5 invoices a month on the free version of Notion Invoice. If you have paid for the pro version of Notion Invoice you can create an unlimited number of invoices.
Please do let us know what you need. If enough people need it, we will build it! Email us at [email protected].
Email [email protected]. Or see this page for other ways.
This can be changed in your profile settings page. Click on the profile picture in the top right of the screen and select profile. Full instructions here
This can happen if you’ve created the invoice in your Invoice database but not set the status to Ready. Set the invoice status to Ready in your invoices database for them to be available to Notion Invoice and ready to turn into a PDF. Full instructions here
Notion Invoice does not currently treat numbers as actual currency, instead you can add the currency symbol to labels and information areas of the invoice template.
For example, in the Totals section, you can enter "Total ($)" in the Invoice total label. Or in the Line items section, you could label one of the columns as "Price (¥)".
Alternatively, you can also mention the currency in the Additional info section, or Bottom section.
