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March 18, 2026
Question

I need to add a purchase order reference box to my invoice template but can’t seem to find a way of doing this. Any ideas? Thanks

  • March 18, 2026
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QuickBooks Team
March 18, 2026

Hi there, Russel. Adding a purchase order reference box to your invoice template isn’t supported. 

However, you can use the Note to customer field or the Description column so it remains visible to your client. 

Please see the attached screenshot below:

 

If you have additional questions, feel free to leave a comment below. 

New Member
March 19, 2026

This has been requested for years and years Russell.

You can add a single custom box in the custom field section and select which form you wish them to appear on.

 

Intuit has issues with adding really basic elements, although they call them features, to their templates. I typically have multiple PO's per invoice and the best approach (although it's very ugly on the form) is to use a blank line with PO: ###### above each invoiced line. I still hate it but it's the only way of doing it really if you have multiple PO's. Easy fix by Intuit would be to add a column to the left of the form, like we used to have in Quickbooks Desktop for the previous 25 years.