The documents an air-con technician uses every day
Most air-con jobs cover several units — clean three units, top up gas on one. A quotation that prices each unit clearly helps the customer decide quickly and cuts haggling on site.
Company and condo customers often ask for an invoice and a receipt, and companies withhold 3% tax. Getting the paperwork right first time gets you paid sooner.
What an air-con quotation should include
- The job per unit: cleaning, installation, repair, gas top-up, relocation
- Unit size (BTU) and number of units
- Price per unit, with parts or materials as separate lines
- Travel charge, if any
- How long the price is valid and the job date
- Workmanship guarantee, if any, and payment terms
From the job to getting paid, in 4 steps
- Price it on site — save items you use often, such as “Air-con clean 9,000–12,000 BTU”, and add them in a few taps
- Send the PDF by LINE — before you leave
- Agreed → invoice — one tap, with your bank details and PromptPay QR (Pro)
- Paid → receipt — record the payment and create the receipt PDF
Send the PDF by LINE
Tap Share on the document and send it as a PDF by LINE, WhatsApp, email or any app on your phone — with your logo on it.
PromptPay QR on the invoice PRO
Your PromptPay number becomes a QR the customer can scan to pay, on invoices charged in baht.
3% withholding tax PRO
Switch it on per invoice; the deduction and the net amount are shown clearly for company customers.
Quote → invoice in one tap
Once the customer agrees, one tap turns the quote into an invoice with the same items, customer details and payment terms — no retyping.
Part payments and receipts
Record a part payment or the balance, then create the receipt PDF straight away.
Polite payment reminders
Home shows what is outstanding and overdue; Remind client gives you a ready message with the amount and your bank details to send by chat.

