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Invoicing for Instagram & WhatsApp Sellers

Last updated: 12 Oct 2026 · ganna.lk guides

If you sell through Instagram DMs or WhatsApp, make one invoice per order on ganna.lk — free, works on your phone — and send it in the same chat where the customer ordered. It ends price disputes, makes a one-person shop look established, and takes about a minute.

Why sellers skip it — and what it costs them

  • “Price please?” on repeat. Without invoices, every DM renegotiates the price. An invoice fixes the price at order time.
  • Disputes with no paper trail. “You said 8,500” / “No, 9,500” — the invoice ends it in one screenshot.
  • Looking temporary. A seller who invoices looks like a business; one who doesn't looks like a side-hustle that might vanish. Customers pay faster to the first kind.

The 60-second workflow

  1. Order lands in DM. Customer confirms item + quantity + delivery town.
  2. Open ganna.lk on your phone — no app to install, no account needed. Your shop details are already saved from last time.
  3. Fill item, qty, price. Add the delivery fee as its own line item so it's visible, not bundled.
  4. WhatsApp it back in the same chat where they ordered. One tap, formatted message, done.
Invoice Maker
Item
Batik saree ×2
Qty
2
Price
4,500
TotalRs. 9,000.00
💬 Send via WhatsApp

The whole flow happens on your phone, in the same chat as the order.

Seller-specific tips

  • Number every order: ORD-001, ORD-002… When a customer asks “where's my parcel?”, you find it instantly.
  • Custom or pre-order items: take an advance (50% is normal) and state the balance on the invoice.
  • Delivery fee as a line item. “Delivery — Rs. 350” on the invoice beats arguing about it in chat later.
  • COD orders: carry a copy (even a screenshot) with the parcel and mark it paid on handover.
Skip the reading — make it now

Free, no sign-up. Your invoice is ready in about a minute.

Invoice your next order →

Common questions

Questions

Yes. An invoice is just a bill — it doesn't require registration. It records what was sold, for how much, to whom. Registration only matters for charging VAT.

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