How to Add Due Date to an Invoice on myBillBook
Written By Team Flobiz
Last updated Almost 2 years ago
Feature Overview:
Managing due dates on invoices helps small business owners stay organized and improve cash flow management. By default, myBillBook billing software sets a 7-day due date for all invoices. This guide will show you how to customize or remove the due date while creating invoices, ensuring your billing aligns with your business terms.
How to Add or Change Due Date on an Invoice
Step 1: Open the Invoice Creation Screen
Log in to your myBillBook account.
Go to the Sales or Invoices tab and click Create Invoice.
Step 2: Edit the Default Due Date
On the Invoice Creation screen, locate the Edit button at the top-right corner.
Click on Edit to customize the default due date.
To Set a New Due Date: Enter the desired date or select from the calendar.
To Remove the Due Date: Clear the due date field.

Step 3: Save the Invoice
Once the changes are made, proceed to fill in the rest of the invoice details.
Click Save to finalize the invoice with the updated due date.
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FAQs
What is the default due date for invoices on myBillBook?
What is the default due date for invoices on myBillBook?
The default due date is set to 7 days from the invoice creation date.
Can I set a specific due date for each invoice?
Can I set a specific due date for each invoice?
Yes, you can manually set or change the due date for each invoice during creation.
Can I remove the due date entirely?
Can I remove the due date entirely?
Yes, you can leave the due date field blank to remove the due date from an invoice.
Why aren’t invoices with due dates showing up in my Receivables report?
Why aren’t invoices with due dates showing up in my Receivables report?
Ensure that due dates are set on the invoices, as Receivables reports filter invoices based on the due date field.
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