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How to get Adjust invoices

Step-by-step guide to downloading your Adjust billing documents.

Last verified: 2026-04-24

Step-by-step: download invoices from Adjust

  1. 1

    Sign in to the Adjust dashboard

    Go to dash.adjust.com and sign in with your work credentials. Adjust uses a single sign-in for your organization, and billing visibility is tied to your role. If you are a regular analyst or engineer, you will not see the Billing section at all. Only account owners, finance contacts, and users explicitly granted billing permissions can reach it.

  2. 2

    Open Account settings and then Billing

    Click your account name in the top-right corner, then choose Account settings. In the left sidebar, look for Billing. This is where the current contract summary, invoice history, and payment method live. If you do not see Billing, your role lacks access and you need to ask the account owner to add you or pull the PDFs for you.

  3. 3

    Filter invoice history by date range

    The Billing page shows invoices in reverse chronological order. Most enterprise contracts bill monthly or quarterly, so there are not dozens of entries. Use the date filter to zero in on the period your accountant is asking about. Each row shows the invoice number, issue date, period covered, amount, currency, and payment status.

  4. 4

    Download each invoice PDF

    Click the download icon next to each invoice. The PDF is issued by Adjust GmbH, the Berlin-based entity, with EU VAT applied where required. If you are on an annual contract paid up front, you will often see one large invoice rather than twelve small ones, which is easy to miss if you only scan the current quarter.

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    File by entity and contract year

    Rename each PDF with a pattern like date-adjust-amount so it sorts alongside your other marketing vendor invoices. If you have multiple Adjust contracts (common after a merger or when different apps are billed separately), keep them in separate folders and note which app portfolio each contract covers. A single Adjust GmbH invoice can easily be five or six figures, so a filing mistake is expensive to untangle later.

About Adjust billing

Adjust measures what happens after a user taps your mobile ad. Getting the invoice for that measurement out of the dashboard is a much shorter story, but it has a few sharp edges that surprise finance teams the first time they close the books on a new Adjust contract.

Pricing is usage-based, contracts are almost always annual, and the billing entity is German. None of that is a problem on its own. All three together mean the PDF you download needs a closer read than the average SaaS receipt.

Adjust invoices are issued by Adjust GmbH in Berlin, not by AppLovin. AppLovin owns the company as of 2021, but the billing entity, VAT number, and bank details on every PDF are still German. If your accounts payable system has AppLovin as a vendor from somewhere else, add Adjust GmbH as a separate vendor so the payments do not collide.

About Adjust

Adjust is a mobile measurement and attribution platform that tracks installs, in-app events, and campaign performance across iOS and Android. Founded in Berlin in 2012 and acquired by AppLovin in 2021, it remains a separate legal entity, Adjust GmbH, with contracts, invoices, and VAT treatment all running through Germany. Pricing is usage-based and enterprise-focused, typically tied to tracked install volume or event counts, and almost all commercial terms are negotiated annually through an account manager rather than picked from a self-serve tier.

Manual vs automated

Manual

  • Sign in to the Adjust dashboard
  • Confirm you have billing permissions
  • Open Account settings then Billing
  • Filter invoice history by date range
  • Download each PDF one at a time
  • Rename and file by entity and contract year

Automated with Inbox Ledger

  • Connect Adjust once in Inbox Ledger
  • New invoices land in your dashboard automatically
  • Export to Drive, Sheets, or your accounting system

Why people stop doing this by hand

A single Adjust contract for a single app portfolio, invoiced annually, is genuinely manageable. You download one PDF a year and move on.

The friction shows up in three places. First, growth teams with multiple apps or multiple entities often carry more than one Adjust contract, and each contract lives in its own dashboard with its own billing history. Second, overage invoices for exceeding committed install or event volume arrive on a different schedule than the baseline invoice, so "we already did Adjust this quarter" is not a safe assumption. Third, the invoice is always issued by Adjust GmbH in Berlin, which means EU VAT treatment has to be confirmed against your own VAT status and reverse-charge eligibility every time. Get that wrong for a five-figure invoice and the correction is not a five-minute email.

Adjust does not expose self-serve bulk export of billing history. For most customers the volume is low enough that you can live with it; for agencies and holding companies running measurement across several apps, the PDFs still need to flow into accounting automatically rather than wait for someone to remember.

Next step

One Adjust contract, one entity, one annual invoice you already know to expect: the dashboard is fine. Multiple contracts, a recent AppLovin-era renewal, or a finance team that needs every vendor PDF in one place without chasing it: connect Adjust to Inbox Ledger once and stop thinking about it.

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Quick access

Jump straight to the Adjust billing page in a new tab.

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Where to look in the dashboard

  • Account settings then Billing is where invoice history lives for users with the right permissions
  • Account settings then Team is where you grant or revoke billing access per user
  • Your signed order form (not the dashboard) defines the committed install volume, event tiers, and annual price
  • Adjust GmbH is the billing entity; AppLovin is the parent company but does not issue the invoice
  • Enterprise accounts with custom payment terms sometimes receive invoices by email from an account manager rather than in the dashboard

Before you start — quick checklist

  • Your legal entity name and address appear on the invoice exactly as they do on the signed order form
  • Adjust GmbH is listed as the seller, with the German VAT number printed
  • EU VAT is charged, reverse-charged, or exempt according to your own VAT status, and it matches your accountant's expectation
  • The invoice period lines up with the contract term (monthly, quarterly, or annual) and not with your calendar preferences
  • Tracked installs, events, or MAU tiers billed on the invoice match the commitment in your order form
  • Any overage line items are clearly itemized separately from the committed baseline

Pro tips

  • Adjust pricing is usage-based, usually tied to tracked installs or event volume, and almost always negotiated as an annual contract through an account manager. The dashboard shows what was invoiced, not how the tier was priced. Keep a copy of your signed order form in the same folder as the PDFs so finance can reconcile the two.
  • AppLovin acquired Adjust in 2021, and the billing entity is still Adjust GmbH in Berlin. You may see AppLovin branding in some communications, but invoices continue to come from the German entity. If your AP system expects an AppLovin-branded vendor, add Adjust GmbH as the real payee.
  • EU customers with a valid VAT ID get reverse-charged invoices (VAT printed at 0% with a reverse-charge note). If your VAT ID is not on file with Adjust, VAT will be added at the German rate and it is painful to recover later. Confirm your VAT ID is registered under the billing contact before the first invoice closes.
  • Overage charges for exceeding your committed install or event volume appear on a separate line and sometimes on a separate invoice a month later. Budget for the possibility at the end of every campaign push, not at the end of the contract year.
  • Annual-paid contracts generate one invoice up front for the full year. Monthly-paid contracts under the same committed volume generate twelve smaller invoices. Neither is better for bookkeeping, but each needs different handling in your accounting system. Confirm which your contract is on before you try to match them to bank charges.
  • If you cannot find Billing in the dashboard, your Adjust role does not include billing access. Ask the account owner to grant it rather than forwarding screenshots over Slack. Finance teams need a direct read path, not a courier.

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