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Example output: a polite payment reminder email for invoice INV-2026-118 of ₹47,200 including 18% GST, with a WhatsApp one-liner below.
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GST payment reminder that still sounds friendly

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Draft a payment reminder email to client name for invoice invoice number dated invoice date, amount ₹amount including GST at GST rate%. It is days overdue days overdue.

Tone: polite and firm, no guilt-tripping. Include:

  1. The invoice number and amount in the first line.
  2. A placeholder for our bank details.
  3. A line saying the GSTIN on the invoice is our GSTIN, so their accounts team can claim input tax credit.
  4. A clear date by which we expect payment.

Keep it under 120 words. Then give a one-line WhatsApp version.

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