Honest documents
A clear receipt for a small business
A receipt helps both parties remember what was sold, when, for how much, and how it was paid. It should be legible and easy to reproduce, but it should not be presented as a fiscal invoice unless it meets local legal requirements. Fleto creates operational non-fiscal receipts and commercial documents; it does not issue CFDI or process payments.
Reviewed July 27, 2026
Step by step
Identify the business
Include the trading name and a useful contact method. Avoid printing personal details that should not appear on every customer copy.
Describe the transaction
Show the date, receipt number, items or service, quantities, unit price, and total. For service work, use a description the customer will recognize.
State the payment method
Indicate cash, transfer, external terminal, store credit, or mixed payment. Never print full bank-account or card numbers.
Clarify the document’s scope
Use wording such as “operational non-fiscal receipt.” When a customer needs a fiscal invoice, follow the separate tax process required for the business.
Keep a copy
Print or download the document and retain the local sale record. Backups matter because Fleto does not keep a server copy.
Before using it
- Business name is correct
- Date and receipt number appear
- Items and quantities are clear
- Payment method is stated
- Non-fiscal wording is visible
Privacy and limits
These tools do not require an account. Business data stays on the device unless you choose to open an external provider. Keep your own backups and verify every document or calculation before relying on it in a real operation.