With some tweaks to your Invoice template, you can make it serve for a receipt as well. The attached sample has a Payment History section in the lower left, and an Amount Due at bottom right. When originally generated, Amount Due is the same as Invoice Total.

When Studiometry 9 is released with its conditional variable feature, a PAID "rubber stamp" image will automatically appear between the Payment History box and the Totals area.

As different counties have different accounting requirement.
We need to have a receipt template with automatic numbering.
it would be good if you could create additional forms, were you could customize to your own needs. Not Just the set forms available (I do not mean customize templates)
Is there any way we could do this?

Anyone?

Thanks,
Constandinos Onisiphorou (Limassol, Cyprus)

Hi, 

I too would like to alter the receipt format. 

In the meantime, how do I get the invoice to show the PAID rubber stamp?

To show the PAID rubber stamp, I did the following:

1. Create or obtain graphic of rubber stamp.
2. Place graphic in the desired location. (Instead of graphic, a text field could also be used.)
3. In the Template Editor, select the graphic or text field for the PAID stamp.
4. In the Position section (upper right of Editor window) click on the "spinner" of the Show: field and change it to Invoice Paid (instead of the default Always.)
5. Save the template

The PAID stamp will only be visible when Studiometry has determined that the Invoice has be paid.

I have 9.1 now.  Is this customizable receipt feature in there some where?

Customizable receipt features as illustrated in the attachments to this forum post  have been possible in Studiometry for several years using the Template Editor in Preferences and the payment and invoice variables provided there. New in version 9 was the conditional variable feature which allows fields to be displayed or suppressed depending on invoice status conditions such as Invoice Paid, Invoice Unpaid, Invoice Overdue and Client Has Retainer

As currently deployed in 9.1, it would be difficult to generate a totally separate itemized Receipt (not part of an Invoice), other than the cute corkboard pinup provided in the $ (Payment) tab.