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Free Statement of Account Generator

Give a customer the full picture of their account with you. Lay out a clear statement in your currency, with your banking details on it, so they can see the outstanding balance and settle it without a single back-and-forth email.

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Clarity for the customer

A tidy summary of what is owed removes the awkward back and forth.

Banking on the page

Your payment details print on the statement so they can settle straight away.

Any currency

Statements in the currency the account is held in.

Nothing to pay

Produce statements for every account, whenever you need them.

How to create a statement of account in four steps

  1. 1

    Set up your company

    Add your logo, details and banking once. Your payment information prints on the statement, so the customer can settle the balance the moment they read it.

  2. 2

    Choose the customer and period

    Pick the client whose account you are summarising and the period it covers, so both sides are looking at the same window of activity.

  3. 3

    Lay out the balance

    Set out the account in your currency so the outstanding balance is unmistakable. A clear statement is the fastest way to remove any argument about what is owed.

  4. 4

    Send the PDF

    Download a branded statement and send it. With the balance and your banking on one page, the customer can pay without a single back-and-forth email.

Statement templates

Clean, colourful and professional. Preview any one, then open it ready to fill in.

10 free statement templates. Click one to preview it larger, then use it.

Aurora

Statement template. Modern, indigo accent.

Emerald

Statement template. Modern, emerald green.

Coral

Statement template. Bold colour band, coral.

Sunset

Statement template. Bold colour band, orange.

Ocean

Statement template. Colour sidebar, teal.

Royal

Statement template. Colour sidebar, violet.

Rose

Statement template. Minimal, warm rose.

Slate

Statement template. Minimal, quiet slate.

Graphite

Statement template. Minimal, near-black.

Classic

Statement template. Traditional serif, centred.

When to send a statement of account

A statement of account summarises everything happening on a customer's account with you over a period: what was invoiced, what has been paid, and what remains outstanding. It is not a demand for a single payment like an invoice. It is the full picture, and it is one of the most effective and least confrontational ways to get an overdue balance settled.

Sending a statement at the end of each month to customers who buy from you regularly keeps everyone aligned and catches missed invoices early. For a customer with several open invoices, a single statement is far easier to act on than a pile of separate reminders.

Getting paid without the awkward chase

Chasing money is the part of running a business nobody enjoys. A statement of account does a lot of that work for you, quietly. Because it simply lays out the balance rather than accusing anyone of being late, it gives the customer an easy, face-saving prompt to pay, and it removes the excuse that they lost track of an invoice.

With your banking details printed on the statement, settling up is a single step. Remit keeps this free and unlimited, so you can run statements for every account whenever you need them.

Who uses the statement of account generator

  • Businesses with customers who buy on account or on credit
  • Anyone with several open invoices to one customer
  • Suppliers who want a calm, clear way to prompt payment
  • Operations running monthly account summaries
  • Businesses managing balances in more than one currency

Questions, answered

What is a statement of account?+

A statement summarises a customer's account with you over a period, so both sides agree on the balance.

Is it free?+

Yes, unlimited and free.

What is the difference between a statement and an invoice?+

An invoice bills for one order. A statement summarises a customer's whole account over a period, showing invoices, payments and the outstanding balance in one place.

How often should I send statements?+

Monthly is common for customers who buy regularly. It keeps balances current and catches any missed invoice before it becomes a real problem.

Can the customer pay straight from the statement?+

Yes. Your banking details print on the statement, so they can settle the balance without asking you for payment information.

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