I’m new to Invoice Ninja and currently try to adapt the invoice template to my needs.
I stumbled upon the qr directive of pdfmake and got curious if I could use it to generate a EPC-QR-Code to allow scanning the invoice with most European banking apps.
The biggest problem is the $invoice.amount. It is rendered as 123,45 € which is correct for printing purposes, however here the format has to be EUR123.45. Other than that the character set must be limited, but I haven’t found out what exactly how
Awesome!
If anyone wants to use this too, this works for me:
{ "qr": "BCD\n001\n1\nSCT\nBIC WITHOUT WHITESPACES\nFULL NAME WITH SPACES\nIBAN WITHOUT WHITESPACES\nEUR$invoice.balanceAmount\n\n\n$entityType $invoice.invoiceNumber\n", "eccLevel": "M" }
Update: $entityType seems to be only working in stacks(?). Hardcoded that for now. So you’ll need to replace $entityType with e.g. Invoice or, in my case, Rechnung
I have a question - is there any way how to generate the QR code with a different bank account? I have 2 bank accounts that I need to have on the invoice (two different currencies).
I have decided to create two invoice templates (= 2 QR codes) to solve the problem described in my last post.
QR code is being generated, invoice number works fine, but $invoice.balanceAmount and $invoice.amount produces the wrong output.
It shows AM:“1 000,00 Kč”, but I need it to be “AM:1000,00” or “AM:1000”. Any bank payment app that I have tried therefore skips the price field. Is there any way how to archieve that, please?
I see you found a solution to include QR codes on an invoice.
How do you process your invoices after a payment has been made by a customer?
This seems to be a manual action since the customer is being redirected to his/her banking app after scanning the QR code and making the payment there. No trigger will be executed towards Invoice Ninja to update the invoice to status “paid”.