Due Band

What happens when your data replaces the sample

What Due Band does when the data is longer, shorter or emptier than the sample:

Fixed page furniture Never grows, never moves

the header band carrying the sender, the invoice number and the amount due (fixed height — nothing in it may grow); foot rule with the contact line

Repeats per record One block per row of your data

line items (table rows; header repeats on page break); the four fact cells; payment columns

Grows with your data Absorbs long values without breaking

bill-to and engagement blocks; item descriptions; the closing note

Pinned to every page Holds position across page breaks

the band sits at the page top and the foot rule at the page bottom on every page

Order on the page What sits after what

the totals block after the table; the payment panel after the totals; the closing note last

Page breaks What may split, what must not

the table may split across pages; the totals block and the payment panel must not

Last page How the document ends

totals, payment panel and note may occupy the final page alone; the band and foot rule carry it

Palette and type