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Adding attachments to an invoice or quotation

In CoMange you can send attachments separately or merge them with the original invoice or quotation.

If you want to merge files as one PDF file, you can only work with PDF documents.

To add a separate attachment



Open your invoice or quotation, scroll to the attachments section and click it open.



Click "upload new attachments" or select a file from your attachment library.

The new uploads will automatically appear with the single attachments.



The single attachments will now be sent as a separate file with your original invoice or quotation.

Merge different files into one



In addition to sending attachments separately, you can also merge them with the original file. You can do this by following these steps:

Open your invoice or quote, scroll to the attachments section and click it open.
Click on "upload new attachments" or select a file from your attachment library.
Click "merge with PDF" on the added files.


Note! You can only merge PDF files into one file with a maximum size of 10mb.

Your files are now all listed under attachments in merged PDF. Files in this list you can now drag & drop to the desired position. This way you can, for example, add a cover page or introduction to your quote.



Merged attachments ready? View the original invoice or quotation and your additional files will be merged in here 👍.

What files can I upload in CoManage?



You can upload the following files as separate attachments:

pdf
doc
docx
xls
xlsx
jpeg
png
odt
psd
rtf
txt

Attachments library



Files you upload in CoManage automatically appear in your library and can be reused with other invoices or quotation without having to upload them again.

Add attachments to PDF template



If you want to add fixed attachments to a quotation or invoice you can add them to the attachments section in your PDF template.

Go to your PDF templates and click edit.
Scroll to the attachments section and click it open.
You can now add separate attachments to a PDF template or merge files with the original invoice in the same way as described above.

Updated on: 05/05/2023

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