Ori Order Printer: PDF Invoice

Yes, there is a Free plan: 50 documents a month, counted in Japan time, with all five document types, the qualified-invoice items, your seal and logo, one design per document type, the archive and audit ZIP, and automation rules that issue documents. Standard adds unlimited documents, email, customer self-issue and bulk print, PDF and email, and Pro adds the accounting CSV. The pricing table on this page lists each plan.

Five types: Invoice, Quotation, Purchase order, Delivery note and Receipt. Each is issued from an order, and quotations and invoices can also be composed by hand with no order behind them. Ori's Delivery note does the job of what Shopify calls a packing slip. Ori does not issue credit notes.

With your registration number set, Ori's invoices, receipts and delivery notes print the items a qualified invoice (適格請求書) carries: your registration number, the recipient, the date, the totals and tax for 8% and 10%, and, on Japanese designs, reduced-rate items marked ※. Ori checks the number's format, not the National Tax Agency's register, and takes each line's rate from what Shopify charged on the order. What you issue remains your responsibility.

Yes, on Standard and Pro. Switch on customer self-issue under Sending, then add Ori's Issue a receipt block to the thank-you page and its View and reissue documents block to the order status page in Shopify's checkout editor. Customers can issue receipts only, for paid orders not refunded in full. A guest can do it for 48 hours after ordering; after that, only a signed-in customer can.

Automation rules issue documents when an order is created, paid or fulfilled on every plan, and email them to the customer on Standard and Pro: the PDF attached, sent from Ori's sending address with your business name as the sender and replies going to the email address in your business details. Rules apply only to orders placed after you save them.

Start from one of 34 built-in designs and restyle each element, or send Ori's team the document you use today and it builds the design for you, free on every plan. There is no code, HTML or Liquid editor: designs are edited element by element.

Not if Ori covers the documents you need. Shopify Order Printer is Shopify's own free app: it prints invoices, packing slips and pick lists from templates you edit in HTML, CSS and Liquid, up to 50 orders at a time. It is enough if you print documents yourself and need no numbering, archive or emailing.

No. Ori does not issue credit notes or qualified return invoices (適格返還請求書). For a refund, void the original document, or use a design that prints amounts as negative. An automation rule can void a document type when an order is refunded in full or cancelled; a partial refund voids nothing.

No. Ori has no theme extension and asks for no write access, so it changes nothing in your store, and Shopify's order notifications stay as they are: Ori's own emails are separate messages. It adds its actions and a Documents card to Shopify's order pages, and its receipt blocks appear on the thank-you and order status pages only if you add them.

Your issued documents are kept, with your settings and designs. Ori prepares an export of your archive when you uninstall, and support sends it to you on request; nothing is emailed automatically. That export holds at most 5,000 documents, so export a larger archive yourself, period by period, before you uninstall.

No. On Pro, Ori exports an accounting CSV laid out for freee, Money Forward Cloud or Yayoi Kaikei, which you then import into that software yourself. There is no connection or sync.

Designs print in Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Finnish or Czech, one language per design, so a shop that issues documents in two languages keeps a design in each. The admin follows your Shopify admin's language in the same ten languages, and falls back to English for any other.