# Re-Sending an Invoice

<p class="callout info">The Re-Sending an Invoice functionality allows administrators to quickly generate and deliver a duplicate copy of a billing statement to a client. Its primary purpose is to assist users who may have accidentally deleted or misplaced their original invoice email. This guide is intended for OPS-COM administrators responsible for account management and billing support.</p>

## Setup and Configuration

Resending an invoice is a core administrative function that requires no special system setup or configuration. The feature is accessed directly through standard search modules within the administrative portal.

## Using this Feature

Administrators have two options for locating and resending an invoice to a user. You can locate the document by navigating through the specific user's transaction history or by searching for the document directly using the global invoice search tool.

<p class="callout success">If a client reports not receiving their initial invoice, advise them to check their spam or junk email folders before you issue a duplicate copy.</p>

### Resending via User Search

1. Hover over **User Management** and click **User Search**.
2. Enter the user's information and initiate the search.
3. Click the **username** within the results section to access the user's profile.
4. Hover over the **History** tab and click **All Records** to access the complete list of the user's transactions.
5. Click the specific **invoice number** that needs to be resent to open the invoice preview page.
6. Click the **Re-send Email** button. The invoice email will be immediately resent to the user, and the subject line will indicate that it is a resent invoice.

### Resending via Invoice Search

1. Hover over **Permits** and click **Invoice Search**.
2. Enter the necessary search criteria and initiate the search.
3. Click the target **invoice number** from the generated results list to open the invoice preview page.
4. Click the **Re-send Email** button to issue the duplicate email to the user.

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## <span style="color: rgb(22, 145, 121);">Best Practices and Considerations</span>

- <span style="color: rgb(22, 145, 121);">**Always download PDF attachments to a local disk before printing.** Printing a PDF invoice directly from a web browser's built-in previewer often results in the document margins being cut off.</span>
- <span style="color: rgb(22, 145, 121);">**Instruct users to verify their print scale settings.** When opening the downloaded file in a standard PDF reader, users must ensure the print scale is set to **100%** in the print dialog box to guarantee proper formatting.</span>

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