The invoice title, also known as the invoice title, is "the name of the shopper". English translation: invoice title.

If you bought it yourself, write your own name.

If the company purchases or reimburses, write the company name.

Types are: commercial invoice: payable to the buyer, that is, the consignee;

Ocean bill of lading: payment according to instructions ... generally, the consignee, that is, the buyer, also has a blank bill of lading made out to the bearer;

Bills of exchange: three types: restricted payable, indicative payable, payable by the holder (payable by the holder) and payable by the seller or its designated payee;

Cheque: paid to the payee.

Letter of credit: there is no title, only beneficiary and issuer.

Restricted head-up means that payment is limited to the payee and cannot be transferred. The drawer is unwilling to let the draft flow into the hands of a third party by issuing a restricted draft.

So if there is an economic need, you have to fill in the title.

If you don't need it, just fill in the book.