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The Billing & Invoices page (sidebar) shows the invoice history for your broker account. Only an Admin can open this page or its invoice detail pages. A Staff user is sent to the unauthorized page. The Invoice History table shows 10 results on each page. It shows the newest invoice issue dates first when the page opens. Invoice History table with paid and pending invoices Each row shows the invoice number, issue date, due date, amount, status, and actions to open the invoice or download its PDF. Select a column heading to sort ascending or descending; sorting applies to the complete invoice history before the API returns each 10-result page. Select Generate Report to open Invoice Report.

Open Invoice Details

  1. Find the invoice in Invoice History.
  2. Select View Details in Actions.
The invoice detail page shows the invoice number in the title. Use the back control beside the title to return to Billing & Invoices. An invoice does not open if it is a draft, belongs to another broker account, or does not exist.

Review Invoice Details

Invoice detail page with line items, totals, and payment history Invoice Details shows these address sections:
  • Pay To shows the NYCServers company and address.
  • Invoiced To shows the available company name, address, email address, and phone number for your broker account.
The Items count shows the number of line items. Each line item shows Description and Amount (USD). If the item has a start date and an end date, the description also shows that period. The final row shows Total in the invoice currency. If the invoice has no line items, this section shows No items. Invoice Summary shows:
  • Invoice Number
  • Status
  • Issue Date
  • Due Date
  • Date Paid for a paid invoice that has a payment date
  • Total
  • Remaining Balance Due when an invoice is not paid and has an amount due

Review Payment History

Payment History appears when the invoice has at least one payment record. It shows these fields:

Pay A Pending Card Invoice

Pay Now appears only when all these conditions apply:
  • The broker account uses card billing.
  • The invoice status is Pending.
  • The invoice has an amount due.
The payment uses the default payment method for the broker account.
  1. Select Pay Now.
  2. Wait for the payment result.
A successful payment shows Payment successful. The page then refreshes the invoice data. If payment cannot complete, the page shows Payment failed and an error description. For example, payment cannot start when no payment method is on file or when another charge for the invoice is in progress. If a default card is available for a pending invoice, a notice states that the card will be charged automatically on the due date. It identifies the card by its last four digits.

Pay By Bank Wire

Pay Now is not available when the broker account uses Bank Wire Transfer. For a pending invoice with an amount due, the page directs you to Wire Instructions. When wire instructions are ready, the panel can show these fields: Review the help text beside Invoice Memo before you send payment. If wire instructions are not ready, the page shows an unavailable message and does not show the Wire Instructions panel.

Download An Invoice PDF

Select Download Invoice in the Invoice History row, or Download PDF on the invoice detail page. The browser downloads invoice-[invoice number].pdf. The PDF contains the invoice addresses, dates, status, line items, total, applicable balance due, and available payment history. It also contains available notes. A pending bank wire invoice includes available wire instructions. If the detail-page download fails, the page shows Failed to download invoice.

Email An Invoice PDF

Email PDF sends the invoice PDF to the email address of the signed-in Admin user.
  1. Open the invoice.
  2. Select Email PDF.
  3. Wait for Invoice sent successfully.
The message includes the PDF as invoice-[invoice number].pdf. If the email cannot be sent, the page shows Failed to send email and an error description. Draft invoices are not available on the list, detail page, PDF action, or email action.
Last modified on August 3, 2026