What to hide and what to keep
The right choice depends on why you share the invoice.
A work sample
Hide the client name, address and contact details, the amounts, and your payment details. Keep your name, the layout and the list of services.
Expense evidence
Keep the date, the seller, the invoice number and the total. Hide your bank details, your home address and any item that is not part of the expense.
A dispute
Keep the items, quantities, amounts, dates and invoice number, because the other side needs them. Hide only your bank details, tax ID and personal contact details.
Fields to look for
- Bank details: IBAN, account number, sort code, routing number
- Tax IDs: VAT, GST or company numbers
- Names, addresses, emails and phone numbers
Read each page before you share
Automatic detection can miss data, such as a tax ID in an unusual format. Read each page. Type a missed value in the list of words to hide, or drag a bar over it. The example PDF is a made-up letter, not an invoice.
Where your file stays
Your invoice stays on your device or secure network and never touches our servers. Read our privacy policy. For other documents, use the PDF Redactor, or try the Bank Statement Redactor.