Totals
We’re glad to be handling your recruitment
A recruitment receipt records what was paid, the totals, and a short note that confirms the recruitment work being handled.

Share template
The interviews wrap up, a fee gets paid, and then finance needs a record that matches what was agreed for the hire. This recruitment receipt gives that payment a name and a place, so the recruiting process feels accounted for instead of vague, especially when the worry is paying for weeks of calls and still ending up back at the start.
The receipt keeps the message up top, with We’re glad to be handling your recruitment set in Space Grotesk headings over Inter body text, then drops into Totals so the amount paid is the part that can’t be missed. The wording stays on reassurance and control without turning into a pitch, and the near-neutral slate and brass accents keep the page boardroom-quiet while still marking the important numbers.
Once the receipt is in Plutio, you fill in the totals, add your client as the recipient, and send it as a payment record. Online payment only comes into play if you connect a payment method and want the receipt paid that way.
We went from spending hours on every proposal to creating fully customized ones in under 5 minutes. That's not an exaggeration - we timed it.
| Part | What it covers |
|---|---|
Totals | The Totals section holds the final numbers, leaving you to fill in the amount paid before the receipt goes out. |
We’re glad to be handling your recruitment | The We’re glad to be handling your recruitment section gives the receipt a plain-language note that ties the payment back to the recruiting work. |
Recruiting agencies, executive search firms, contract staffing providers, and in-house talent teams who need a payment record for a recruiting fee.
Totals
We’re glad to be handling your recruitment
A recruitment receipt usually includes the total amount paid and a short note describing what the payment was for. This template covers a written note and a totals section.
A receipt records a payment that has been made, while an invoice asks for payment. Finance teams often want both when a recruiting fee is agreed and then paid.
A receipt gets sent after payment is received, so the client has a record and the fee can be reconciled internally. The receipt acts as confirmation of what the payment was for and the amount.
A receipt can be sent as a payment record, and online payment is only relevant if a payment method is connected and you want the recipient to pay that way. If payment has already been handled elsewhere, the receipt still works as the record.
A short, plain note usually works best, tying the payment to the recruitment engagement without rehashing the whole search process. The written section in this template is where that note goes.
A receipt usually doesn’t carry full service terms, because those belong in the agreement or proposal. The receipt is mainly the payment record, so any guarantee language is typically referenced elsewhere rather than spelled out here.
Start free today
No credit card required. No contracts. Just the tools you need to run, grow, and automate your business with Super Work AI.
No credit card required
