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# The Invoice

Each period we issue a **invoice** for your usage.

You open it from the **Invoices** of [Usage,](/docs-en/platform/billing/details/usage.md) and from there you can view and download it.

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### What it contains

#### Header

* **Issuer** — Plenit’s details, with the logo.
* **Recipient** — your details as a partner: name or company, tax ID, address, and email.
* **Number and date** of the document.

#### Billing period

The invoice indicates the **period** it covers, from the first to the last day of the billed month.

#### Amount

The financial breakdown, in a table of **Description** and **Amount**:

| Concept      | What it is                                                         |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Taxable base | The amount of usage before taxes.                                  |
| Taxes        | The percentage applied according to your tax settings and country. |
| Total        | The final amount to pay.                                           |

Below you will find the **Details** of the document, with its line items.

### Download

You can download the document from the viewer itself. The available format is **PDF and XML**. To download multiple invoices at once by date range, use **Download invoices** in the Invoices tab; you have it step by step in [Download your invoices.](/docs-en/platform/billing/how-to/how-to-download-your-invoices.md)

### Next steps

* Review the statuses in [Statuses and unpaid invoices.](/docs-en/platform/billing/concepts/statuses-and-unpaid.md)


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