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Turn a finished order into a receipt worth sharing.

Your customer wants a clear record of what they ordered and what they paid. Orderly generates a PDF receipt using details already saved on the order, so you do not have to rewrite the information in another tool.

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Orderly PDF receipt preview with itemized order and customer information

Built around your everyday orders

Use the details you already entered

Receipts can include order items, quantities, customer details, order and payment status, discounts, delivery fees, and balances where relevant.

Make it your business

Use your configured business name and receipt branding details. The receipt generator supports an optional business logo and contact information.

Preview before sending

Check the PDF preview on your phone, then share the generated file through available apps and share options on your device.

Orderly receipt branding settings
Customize branding
Orderly order detail with payment totals
Use saved order details

How this works in your day

  1. Record the sale

    Add the customer, line items, pricing and payment information to an Orderly order.

  2. Review the receipt

    Open the receipt preview to see the generated PDF, including the order total and any remaining balance.

  3. Share the PDF

    Use the supported share options on your phone to send the receipt to your customer.

Questions people ask

Do I need to re-enter order details to create a receipt?

No. The PDF uses the details saved on the order, although you should check that those details are correct before sharing.

Can I include my business logo?

The app supports optional receipt-logo branding in business settings, alongside business name and available contact information.

Is this a tax invoice or accounting system?

Orderly creates order receipts. Businesses with tax-invoicing or statutory recordkeeping requirements should check their local rules before treating a receipt as a compliant tax invoice.