I've been using this app for many years. The new iteration does take a lot of adjusting to but fortunately the devs left up a version they called the 'legacy' version which I used until feeling comfortable going to the new version. The new form for the packing slip is really good which is why I rate this app 4 stars. I do kind of prefer the look of the legacy invoice but the new one is just fine.

It's crazy that a popular and premium priced system like Shopify don't have a built in function for sending invoices so you have to install an app! And there is no way to gather VAT-numbers natively in checkout but VAT on the invoice is a legal requirement in EU countries! This can't even be achieved with an App because you are not allowed to add fields in the checkout if you are not on a PLUS subscription. So basically you can't use Shopify legally in EU selling to companies if you are not on Shopify PLUS or make some strange solution by adding VAT-number as an order comment but this should be stated on the customer not the order.

This is too basic. Only formatting in html , no builder. Furthermore there is no credit note functionality.

I'm based in the UK and couldn't find a good way to generate an invoice for a customer after taking payment. Most business customers will request this for their records. This is really handy because I can easily customise the template to make it UK-compliant. Now I can easily print to pdf to create an invoice that I can email on demand. I'd give it 5 stars if it was integrated with the order page.

As others have said, the app is really lacking. The rollout was bad, as usualy for Shopify. Admittedly many of the issues people have with the app are actually issues with what Liquid variables exist and not the app itself, but the app could have at least tried to fill in some of the gaps. They also disabled the < javascript > and < script > tags, so we can't even use javascript to try and bridge some of the functionality gaps present in Liquid! The legacy app supported it, why not the new one? The 64kb limit is ridiculous. What is this, the 80s? Support says it's an SQL limitation. Nonsense. SQL has multiple different storage types for text data. Shopify has chosen to continue using the regular TEXT type which has a size limit of 64kb. They created this new app so they could move to a new "tech stack". There was nothing stopping them from moving to use MEDIUMTEXT as the storage type for order templates. MEDIUMTEXT has a 16 megabyte size limit. Don't say they are concerned about data storage. The absolute disaster mess that is the Image Library proves they don't care about how much they are storing. Otherwise they wouldn't duplicate all images attached to products created by CSV upload. My library over 10k duplicate images because of their nonsense. Let us have larger templates. It is the least you can do.

Works fine. Update transferred our templates across and is good. Maybe suggest a way to view what html changes look like as you write the code.

EXCELENTE!! deben es pedirle ayuda a chatGPT para personalizar los formatos con código y listo. Y si no quieren pues dejan los predeterminados. Realmente útil. El truco con Chat GPT es decirle primero que es experto en Shopify y en códigos HTML, CSS y Liquid, luego le comparten el código predeterminado que trae la app y sobre ese le piden las modificaciones que quieran. La App funciona muy bien y es gratis o sea de maravilla

So much better than the previous app. Includes everything that we wanted and then some i.e. auto-complete fields, code validity checks, flexibility, preview-before-save mode, select an order to check the output of first before saving. Managed to add the order note, images (logo) custom attributes, a nice message to those that leave a tip, conditional items e.g. gift message, formatted with css - complete with flex, backgrounds, rounded corners and emojis. Love it. Thanks Shopify.

Very limited, cannot even changed the date translation wich is very basic. A lot of back and forth communication for nothing at all. Don't waste your time.

Still does the job for me. Very customizable templates using a little Liquid. Like most shopify apps, it's neglected. Seems like they prefer to make money taking a cut from developers doing what Shopify could (or should?) easily do?