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Adding Company details in certification invoice

Sohel Shaikh 0 Reputation points
2026-02-18T07:55:49.3233333+00:00

I am studying for AZ 104 and wanted to re-imburse the certification exam cost from my employer. In order to do that, my employer had said that the invoice should have my employer name, address and GST. I have the details of my employer and the GST number, but I do not know where to add them so that it reflects in the invoice.

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2026-02-18T07:55:57.3066667+00:00
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    To add your employer's details, including the name, address, and GST number to the certification invoice, you will need to update your company profile information in the Partner Center. Here are the steps you can follow:

    1. Sign in to Partner Center: Go to the Partner Center and log in with your credentials.
    2. Access your company profile: Navigate to the Account settings workspace.
    3. Update your information: Look for options related to your profile, specifically in the section where you can verify or update your company profile information. Here, you can add your employer's name, address, and GST number.
    4. Verify your changes: After updating the information, check the invoice for the upcoming billing period to ensure that the changes are correctly reflected.

    If you need the updated details to appear on an invoice that is already issued, you may need to open a support ticket and provide justification for the changes, as modifying past invoices can be more complex.

    Make sure to follow these steps well in advance to ensure that your employer's details are included on the invoice for reimbursement purposes.

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