Account & billing

Put your business name and VAT number on invoices

Add your company name, address, and tax number once, and every Eden invoice prints them.

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Go to Settings → Billing, find Business details under Receipts, and click Add. Every invoice you download after that prints your details, even for past charges.

Add your details

  1. 01

    Open Settings → Billing

  2. 02

    Click Add next to Business details

    It sits at the top of the Receipts section. Click Edit to change saved details.

  3. 03

    Fill in what you need and click Save details

    Every field is optional. Blank fields don't print.

What each field does

FieldWhat it prints
Full nameYour name in the Billed to block.
Business nameThe company being billed, on the first line above your name.
AddressExactly as you type it, one line per row. Any country's format.
VAT / tax numberA Tax ID line. Use it for VAT, GST, EIN, ABN, and so on.
Billing emailThe email accounting wants on the invoice.
Anything elseExtra lines, like a company registration or purchase order number.

Fix an old invoice

Eden builds the PDF when you click Invoice, not when you were charged. So after you save your details, download an old invoice again and it will show them.

Good to know

  • Details belong to the workspace. Anyone in it can edit them.
  • Eden also copies your business name and tax number to Stripe, so Stripe's copies match.
  • Invoices print Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, and Thai letters. For other alphabets, use a romanized spelling. The form warns you about any letters that won't print.
  • Subscriptions bought in the iPhone app are billed by Apple, so these details don't appear on Apple's receipts.
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