Welcome to Fordeer's guide on adding due dates to your Shopify invoices. Follow these steps to ensure your invoices display payment due dates clearly.
A due date on a Shopify invoice indicates when payment is expected from the customer.
You can configure it as a default date, a specific date, or a term like Net 30 (payment due 30 days after the invoice date). Ensure the due date is prominently displayed on the invoice for clarity.
How to set up the due date & issue date on Shopify Orders?
- Navigate to the Orders section and click Create order.
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Fill in the required order details.
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Check the Payment due later checkbox.
- Select a Payment terms option and choose the issue date.
- Click Create order to finalize.
Here you can see the due date is on June 7th, 2025
How to display due date and issue date on invoices?
- Go to Customization page > Customize button on the template you want to set up
- Go to Overview section > Date
- Enable the Show issue date and Show due date options.
Here you can choose your preferred date format.
- Hit Save button at the end to save all the changes.
- Preview the lastest order to check out the issue date & due date display on the invoices
You're all set!
Besides, you can show the payment terms on the invoices. If you notice any problems or have any questions while setting it up, feel free to reach out to us via live chat in-app or email: hi@fordeercommerce.io
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