Payments & invoices

Record payments and issue invoices

Clients pay you directly. FitRip records it, renews the subscription and issues an invoice in your name.

3 min read · 5 steps

Why it matters

Recording every payment shows you who paid what and when, and adds up your monthly revenue in Analytics. Your client gets a proper invoice, which makes you look like the professional you are.

Steps

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Set up your packages once

    In My profile → Pricing, add your packages: name, price and length (monthly, 3 months, yearly). They appear on your public profile and are what you record payments against.

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Add your payment details

    In Client subscriptions → Payment details, enter your InstaPay or Vodafone Cash. Clients see them when renewing and can copy the number in one tap.

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Log the payment

    Tap “Log payment” next to the client, choose the package and how many months, enter the amount and method, then “Record & issue invoice”. If they're still active, the new period starts when the current one ends.

  4. 4

    Step 4

    Open the invoice and send it

    Tap “Open invoice”. It carries your own number (like AHMD-2026-0001) — print it or save it as PDF and send it on WhatsApp.

  5. 5

    Step 5

    Confirm receipts clients upload

    When a client transfers and uploads the receipt, it appears at the top under “Receipts from clients”. Open it, and if the money arrived tap Confirm — the subscription renews itself.

Tips

  • Logged one by mistake? Open History next to the client and Void it; the invoice is marked void.
  • Pick your own invoice prefix (your name, say) in Payment details.
  • A package with no fixed length, like sessions, asks you for the end date when you log it.

Questions people ask

Does FitRip take a cut of my clients' payments?

No. Clients pay you directly; FitRip only records it.

A client paid me cash — what do I do?

Log the payment yourself and choose Cash as the method.

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Updated 7 October 2026