How do I change my business address?

Update your business address in Company Settings. It propagates to invoices, statements, customer-facing emails, and (if connected) QuickBooks.

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How do I change my business address?

Open Settings → Company Settings and update the address fields there. Save.

Company Settings — where the business address lives

What it affects

The address you set in Company Settings flows through to:

  • Invoice headers — the "From" address customers see on PDFs.
  • Statement headers — same as invoices.
  • Customer-facing email signatures — depending on template.
  • The customer portal — your contact info.
  • Your QuickBooks customer record — if integrated, your QB company address is referenced separately, but Suprata's record gets used in places.

The change is immediate for new records. Existing invoices and statements keep the address that was on them when they were generated — they're snapshots, not live references.

What it doesn't affect automatically

  • Your payment processor's address. Stripe and USIO each have their own business profile. Update them separately if you've physically moved.
  • Your tax authority registrations. Address changes for tax purposes need to be done with your state and the IRS.
  • Already-printed invoices. If you've mailed paper invoices with the old address, the new address only affects future ones.

If you have multiple business units

Each business unit can have its own address override. If only one unit has moved (or each unit has a different physical location), update the unit's address rather than the company's. See Business units.

After changing

  • Send yourself a test invoice and verify the new address appears.
  • If you sync to QuickBooks, the next sync may surface the address change to QB; verify it lands cleanly.
  • Update your business address with your bank, your insurance, and any state licensing — Suprata can't do those for you.

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