Product demo

Preview the WooCommerce invoice workflow before requesting early access.

This demo turns the Lattice Invoices offer into a concrete buyer journey: VAT checkout fields, invoice numbering, PDF delivery, My Account downloads, and refund credit notes.

Invoice document preview

INV-2026-000184

Paid

Customer

Northwind BV

VAT/BTW

NL123456789B01

Invoice date

9 Jul 2026

Delivery

Email + My Account

ItemQtyVATTotal
Lattice Invoices license121%€59.29
Setup validation reply10%€0.00
PDF attached
Credit-note ready

Workflow screens

The four buyer-visible screens Lattice Invoices must make obvious

This page is built for purchase friction: a WooCommerce store owner can now see exactly what the paid invoice workflow should do before sending a setup request.

Step 1

B2B checkout captures invoice data before payment

Company name, VAT/BTW number, invoice email, PO/reference, country, and billing address are collected as structured order data instead of support notes.

Company: Northwind BV
VAT/BTW: NL123456789B01
Invoice email: [email protected]
PO: NW-2026-114

Step 2

Paid order gets a dedicated invoice sequence

The order keeps its WooCommerce order ID, but the accounting document receives a clean invoice number such as INV-2026-000184.

Woo order: #1849
Invoice: INV-2026-000184
Status: PDF generated
Tax treatment: EU VAT invoice

Step 3

Invoice PDF is attached and stored for download

The customer receives the invoice with the order email and can download the same document later from My Account without asking support.

Email: completed order
Attachment: invoice.pdf
My Account: Download invoice
Admin: regenerate PDF

Step 4

Refunds create linked credit notes

A refund does not overwrite the original invoice. It creates a separate credit-note document tied back to the original order and invoice.

Refund: €49.00
Credit note: CN-2026-000021
Linked invoice: INV-2026-000184
Reason: customer refund

Use this as the pre-purchase checklist

If two or more of these answers are “no”, the store has a real invoice workflow gap. That makes the €49 early-access conversation concrete instead of speculative.

?Can your current checkout capture company and VAT data before the order is paid?
?Does the invoice use a dedicated sequence instead of WooCommerce order IDs?
?Can customers download invoice PDFs without emailing support?
?Do refunds create credit notes instead of editing the original invoice?
?Can your accountant export invoice number, VAT number, VAT total, and document links?