How To Allow Payments in Installments

💵 How to Allow Partial Payments on a PhotoBiz Invoice

With PhotoBiz Invoicing, you can send professional, itemized invoices and get paid online. A great feature is the ability to let clients pay in installments — perfect for deposits, split payments, or flexible billing!

This guide will show you how to set up an invoice that allows partial payments.

STEP ONE

Log In to Your PhotoBiz Account

From your control panel, go to QUOTES & INVOICES in the left-hand menu.

STEP TWO

Open the Invoices Section

At the top of the screen, click on INVOICES.

STEP THREE

Create or Choose an Invoice

You can either:

Create a new invoice
OR
Click on an existing invoice you’d like to enable partial payments for.

STEP FOUR

Click “Edit”

In the top-right corner of the invoice screen, click EDIT to make changes.

STEP FIVE

Set Payment Options

Scroll to the Payment section.
Choose your Due Date.
Set Allow Partial Payments to Yes.

Now your clients can make payments toward their balance over time!

STEP SIX

Use Email Automation (Optional but Recommended!)

Let PhotoBiz do the follow-up for you!
Turn on Email Automation to automatically send:

Unpaid balance reminders
Due date alerts

👉 Learn more about Email Automation »

FINAL STEP

Send Your Invoice

Once your invoice is ready, click Send.
You’ll see a confirmation screen letting you know it was successfully sent.

📬 What Your Client Will See

Your client will get an email with a direct link to their invoice, where they can:

Pay in full
OR
Make a partial payment toward the balance

💳 This example uses Square as the payment method, but any connected merchant will work!

As they make payments, the invoice updates automatically with:

The amount paid
The remaining balance
The due date

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