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Edit order invoices and draft quotes

Find a Shopify record, customize invoice-only fields, document manual payments, and save a reviewed version.

Development preview. Steps are source-reviewed, not fully live-tested. Available app captures illustrate selected screens.

What you’ll accomplish

A saved invoice or draft quote with the intended customer, dates, notes, and payment display.

Before you start

  • An existing Shopify order or draft order is available to the installed app.
  • Know which details are document-only corrections and which must be changed separately in Shopify.
  • For manual payments, have verified amounts and dates that are not already included in Shopify’s paid amount.

1. Find the right source record

  1. Choose Orders or Draft Orders

    Use Orders for an existing order or Draft Orders for a draft quote. Search by order or draft number, or customer, and choose Search.

  2. Check the row

    Confirm the number, customer, status, and total before choosing Edit invoice. Use Clear search, Previous, and Next to find another record.

  3. Recognize the alternate entry point

    If the installed Shopify Admin extension is available, More actions > Edit Invoice on an order or draft can open its invoice workflow.

Orders lists demo records with search, payment and invoice status, saved-version links, and Edit invoice actions.

Find an order invoice

InvoiceWrench Orders search and six demo order rows showing payment status, totals, invoice status, versions, and Edit invoice buttons.

Orders lists demo records with search, payment and invoice status, saved-version links, and Edit invoice actions.

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2. Review invoice details and addresses

  1. Open Invoice details

    Review Invoice number, Invoice date, PO number, and Due date. Expand Customer and billing to edit Billing name, Email, Phone, Company, and the billing address.

  2. Review Ship to separately

    Edit the document’s shipping recipient and address only if needed. In an order editor, Reset to order shipping address restores the source shipping values.

  3. Add a draft validity date

    For a draft, review Valid until (quote validity). Compare it with any Default quote validity in Settings and with the quote-expiration display in your template.

3. Review payments without double-counting

In an order editor, Amount paid and Payment reference are invoice display values inherited from Shopify unless customized. Manual payment entries are separate.

  1. Add only a verified missing payment

    In Payments > Manual payments, choose Add payment. Enter Amount in the displayed currency and Payment date, then optionally add Payment method (optional) and Reference or note (optional).

  2. Review the payment heading

    Use Payment section title to rename the heading above manual entries. Leaving it blank uses Manual Payment.

  3. Check the resulting balance

    Review the live preview after each entry. Manual payments reduce the invoice balance; an overpayment appears as credit due. Remove an accidental or duplicate entry before saving.

4. Add notes, save, and review the result

  1. Finish Notes

    Enter Invoice notes and check the wording in the preview. Document-specific notes take precedence over the default notes in Settings.

  2. Name the next version

    Optionally enter Version name (optional). Blank names use the version number. Choose Save invoice and wait for the success message.

  3. Open the saved document

    Choose View invoice or open the saved entry in Version history. Confirm the final document before using Download PDF or Print PDF.

5. Remove customizations only when intended

A per-invoice override can keep an old value even after a default changes. Reset the relevant field when you want it to inherit its source again.

  1. Prefer a targeted reset

    Use the affected field’s reset control and review the preview before saving.

  2. Review a full reset carefully

    Reset all overrides is under Reset invoice customizations and asks for confirmation. Read the warning before proceeding; it returns the invoice to merchant defaults and Shopify source values.