Invoices Explained for Partners
View your Invoices by Brand report
The Invoices by Brand screen lists automatically generated invoices that can be downloaded in PDF format—these detail your earnings, withdrawals, and more.
From the top navigation bar, select your earnings amount → Invoices.
You can add or remove columns from the table by selecting
[columns] near the top-right of the table.
You can use the
[Drop-down menus] at the top of the screen to filter for data associated with a specific Invoiced Entity or Brand.
See the Invoices by Brand reference below for more information on the columns available on the Invoices by Brand report.

View your invoice details
You can navigate to the Invoice Details screen to view individual invoices by following these steps:
Select the invoice number in the INVOICE # column.
The Invoice Details screen displays 4 sections: Invoice Summary, Invoice Line Items, Advertising Partner Details and Breakdown by Withdrawal. Only sections that contain data will appear in your report.
You can
[Schedule] and
[Download] the report using the buttons in the top-right corner of the screen.
You can use the
[Drop-down menus] at the top of the screen to filter for data associated with a specific Invoiced Entity or Invoice Number.
See the references below for more information on the columns in these reports.

Local currency requirements
Additional information will automatically appear on the partner invoice when both the following conditions are met:
The invoicing method is invoicing via an impact.com entity.
Indirect tax applies and the invoice is prepared in a different currency. The invoice will reflect the amounts in the local tax jurisdiction currency of the applicable tax jurisdiction.
If the two conditions are met, the following fields are displayed on the invoice:
Net Amount (local currency): The total amount before tax in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Tax Amount (local currency): The total indirect tax amount in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Total Amount (local currency): The final total (Net+Tax) in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Exchange Rate: The latest exchange rate used at the time the invoice was generated.
My invoice doesn't look right
It is essential to consider the different contract terms when you suspect your invoice isn’t correct. Below is a case study where various contract terms created an invoice that didn’t reflect the payouts as the user expected.
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