Order slip (sipariş fişi)
An order slip lists the items a customer wants, with quantities, unit prices and the total. It is written when the order is taken, before the sale. The warehouse prepares the goods from it and the customer keeps a copy.
It is a preliminary business document, not a document defined in Turkish tax law, and it does not replace an invoice or a delivery note.
Delivery note (sevk irsaliyesi)
A delivery note travels with goods while they are transported from one place to another. It shows the type and quantity of the goods; prices are optional. Taxpayers who meet certain criteria issue it electronically as an e-İrsaliye.
Write order slips by voice, send them on WhatsApp
Nothing to install, works offline.
Invoice (fatura)
An invoice is the legal document the seller gives the buyer for goods or services sold, showing the price and taxes. It is the main record of the sale. Taxpayers in scope issue e-Fatura or e-Arşiv invoices.
Where FişJet fits
FişJet handles order slips only: it records the order quickly, prints it and sends it to the customer. Invoices and delivery notes are still issued from your accounting or e-document software. For legal questions, consult your accountant (mali müşavir).
Frequently asked questions
Does an order slip replace an invoice?
No. An order slip records the order; an invoice must be issued separately for the sale.
Can goods be shipped with only an order slip?
No. Transporting goods requires a delivery note (or an invoice that includes delivery details).
What does “sipariş fişi” mean?
It is Turkish for “order slip” or “order form”.