Wholesale Invoicing: Best Practices for B2B Shopify Stores

Wholesale Invoicing: Best Practices for B2B Shopify Stores
B2B invoicing has unique requirements that differ from standard retail operations. Here's what you need to know.
Key Differences from B2C Invoicing
• \\Payment terms\\: Net 30, Net 60, or custom terms
• \\Tax handling\\: Tax-exempt customers, VAT considerations
• \\Volume pricing\\: Tiered discounts and bulk rates
• \\Purchase orders\\: PO number tracking and matching
Essential Invoice Elements for B2B
- \\Company details\\: Full legal name and address
- \\Tax ID\\: Customer's tax identification number
- \\Payment terms\\: Clear due date and terms
- \\Bank details\\: For wire transfers
- \\PO reference\\: Customer's purchase order number
Handling Payment Terms
Set up clear payment term options:
• \\Net 15\\: Due within 15 days
• \\Net 30\\: Standard 30-day terms
• \\Net 60\\: Extended for established clients
• \\2/10 Net 30\\: 2% discount if paid within 10 days
Tax Considerations
• Verify tax-exempt status before orders
• Include tax ID on all invoices
• Handle international VAT properly
• Keep documentation for audits
Streamlining B2B Operations
PDF Invoice offers wholesale-specific features:
• Custom payment term templates
• Tax-exempt customer handling
• PO number tracking
• Bulk invoice generation


