Creating a Payment Schedule
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I am trying to invoice and setup a payment schedule for clients. For example, I would bill them $1000 and $100 would be due immediately. $500 on a specific date and the rest on a specific date. Please help!
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Hello @Chefcolin,
Thanks for joining the PayPal Community!
I understand you'd like to set up a payment schedule for clients. It sounds like you may benefit from creating subscriptions for your customers. However, you can also use invoices.
I hope this helps!
- Meghan
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I don't think either of these meets the needs. I use invoices now. I can set a minimum payment and allow partial payments. But I cannot automatically dictate due dates for partial payments. Is this something that is possible?

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Hi @Chefcolin,
I appreciate the details.
It sounds like you're referring to setting invoice payment terms.
I hope this information helps!
Thanks,
Tricia

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