This BT invoice template uses a broadband bill with a separate landline-plan charge. The purple circle shows the current bill, while the tick beside the previous bill acknowledges that earlier payment. All three pages are retained, including contact details, payment notes and the charge breakdown.
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Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
The example combines GBP40.00 broadband and GBP2.00 landline charges for GBP42.00 total. The circle has separate whole-pound and decimal fields to preserve its typography. These and the other totals are manual; keep their values consistent.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the customer and repeated account, bill-reference and date fields. |
| 2 | Update the service details and charges, then reconcile the total and both parts of the amount in the circle. |
| 3 | Review previous-bill amounts, the collection note and all three pages before exporting. |
No. It refers to the previous bill. The current bill has a separate Direct Debit collection note, so its amount is not presented as a completed payment.
The source uses large whole pounds and raised decimal figures inside the circle. Enter the decimal part with its point, such as .00, and keep both parts consistent with the bill total.
No. Amounts and dates are manual, and the source bars do not resize when a recent amount changes. You can replace the recent-bills graphic with your own image if needed.
One optional upload replaces the logo on all three pages. Removing it restores the original marks.
Use Bills and Usage in My BT to view or download the relevant PDF. This editor does not access your BT account or confirm billing and payment records.