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The template has 3 databases, you can manage all 3 database from within the Invoices database.
(expand the toggles below to find out more info on the structure of each database)
Each database has some sample entries for illustration, which you can use to create and send a test PDF invoice.
In the “NI - Invoice” database click on the arrow on the “New” button and select “Invoice Template”
Add an invoice title next to the invoice icon.