Mintsoft training · Invoicing

View and download your invoices.

Every invoice, with a full breakdown of every order, delivery and return behind it, is in your portal. Here’s how to find it, check it and export it, screen by screen.

Checked against Mintsoft’s help centre, October 2026
Line-by-line detailevery order, delivery and return
PDF, Excel or CSVfor your records or your accountant
No surprisessee charges build up during the month
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Open 3PL Accounting

In the menu, click 3PL Accounting, then Overview.

  1. 1
    3PL AccountingWhere your invoices live.
  2. 2
    OverviewLists your invoices.

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2

Choose an invoice

Each confirmed invoice is listed with three options.

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    ViewThe full breakdown, section by section.
  2. 2
    PDFA printable summary for your records or your accountant.
  3. 3
    Export InvoiceEvery line in a spreadsheet, ready to filter and total.

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3

Look at the breakdown

Click View to see a total for each type of charge, then the lines that make it up.

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    SummaryA total for each section of the invoice.
  2. 2
    SectionEvery line in that section, like each order despatched.
  3. 3
    CSVDownloads just that section, handy for checking against your own records.

Want to know what each charge means? See Understanding your invoice.

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4

See which products were on each order

For SKU-level detail, go to Reports → Overview, scroll to 3PL Client Accounting Reports and open Extended Invoice Report.

  1. 1
    InvoiceChoose the invoice. You can also filter by channel or warehouse.
  2. 2
    FilterShows every order on that invoice, with the products and quantities.

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Check charges before your invoice

Charges build up through the month before they’re confirmed on your invoice. You can see them under Unconfirmed Invoice Items in 3PL Accounting.

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    Charges so farEach order, delivery and return as it happens.
  2. 2
    Not final yetThese may change until we confirm the invoice at month end.

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What’s on your invoice

Six types of charge.

Orders

Picking, packing and postage for each order we send.

Storage

The space your stock takes up in the warehouse.

Goods in

Unloading and booking in your deliveries.

Returns

Processing parcels sent back by your customers.

Packaging

Boxes, mailers and other materials used on your orders.

Additional items

Extra work you’ve asked for, like labelling, kitting or projects.

Charges are shown before VAT

For a full explanation of each charge, see Understanding your invoice.

Questions

Common questions.

When is my invoice ready?

We confirm invoices monthly. Once it’s confirmed, it appears in 3PL Accounting and you can view, print or export it.

Are the charges in the portal including VAT?

No. Charges in the portal are shown before VAT.

How do I check which orders I was charged for?

Click View, then download the Orders section as a CSV. For the products on each order, use the Extended Invoice Report.

Can I see charges before the invoice is ready?

Yes. Unconfirmed Invoice Items shows charges as they happen through the month. They may change until the invoice is confirmed.

I think a charge is wrong

Email us with the invoice number and the line you’re querying. If we need to correct it, we’ll update the invoice.

I can’t see 3PL Accounting

Your user may not have access to invoices. Email us and we’ll check your permissions.

Based on Mintsoft’s Viewing an invoice and 3PL Accounting FAQ guides.

Need a hand?

We’re here to help.

Question about a charge? Send us the invoice number and the line you’re asking about.