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# Invoices

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The Invoices page allows you to review your companies invoices within Fast-Weigh. If this page is not available to you, it may be that your merchant has opted not to display this page.

To search for your invoices, you will need to input the correct date range for the ***Tickets*** that are included on the invoice. Alternatively, you may enter a specific **Invoice #** to review a single invoice.

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In the above image, there are two invoices available between the selected ticket dates. By clicking on the black arrow on the left side of each line, you can expand each invoice to review the associated ticket information. This contains most of the information that can be found within the ***Ticket Query***.

Your merchant may already provide a physical or digital copy of your invoices, but you can also print a copy from this menu as well by clicking on the **\[Print]** icon available with each invoice.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Questions or errors related to your billing should be referred directly to your merchant. Fast-Weigh Support is unable to assist with questions regarding how your merchant handles their billing process.
{% endhint %}


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