Gravity Forms SWISS QR-Bill for Gravity PDF

Appends a complete Swiss QR-bill to the PDF your form already produces: the payment part and the receipt, 210 × 105 mm on the lower cut edge, with the Swiss QR Code at exactly 46 × 46 mm and the Swiss cross in the middle. Your customer scans it with any banking app, or cuts it off and hands it in at the counter.Gravity Built to the Implementation Guidelines QR-bill version 2.4, in force from 14 November 2026 — the version most implementations have not caught up with yet. And verified against the standard’s own worked examples rather than against a reading of it.Why you’ll love itGravity The whole payment part, to the millimetre. Receipt 62 mm, payment part 148 mm, the mandatory 5 mm blank borders, the amount and payer boxes in their prescribed sizes, the acceptance point area, cut lines with a scissors symbol and the “separate before paying in” notice. The document a Swiss bank expects. Version 2.4, and it matters. Three things changed against the widelyimplemented 2.3, and every one of them can invalidate a bill: the QR reference and the QR-IBAN are CHF only now, the structured address is compulsory, and Romansh became a fifth correspondence language. All three are enforced, and a configuration that collides with them is named on screen. Verified against the standard’s own examples. Annex A prints two complete worked data sets; this implementation reproduces both of them byte for byte — including the detail that trips up hand-written implementations, namely that the version line inside the code stays 0200 and not 0240.The reference is built per invoice. Put your invoice number in one field, with merge tags, and the 27-digit QR reference is assembled and its check digit calculated. Point the same field at a reference that already exists and a complete, valid one is recognised and passed through untouched instead of being mangled. QR-IBAN handled properly. An IBAN in the reserved institution range obliges you to use a QR reference, and since 2.4 restricts that to CHF, “QR-IBAN plus EUR” has become impossible. You are told before you configure anything, not by a bill your bank rejects. Five languages, chosen per form. German, French, Italian, Romansh and English. The headings are prescribed wording, not translations, and the biller picks the language — so a German-language WordPress can print an Italian payment part.Unknown amount or unknown payer is not a problem. Both are legitimate: the payment part then prints a colourless field with black corner marks, in the exact sizes the standard specifies, for filling in by hand. A donation form works as well as an invoice. ️ An apostrophe cannot break your bill. The standard allows a specific subset of Unicode and WordPress inserts characters outside it without being asked. Those are converted to their plain equivalents rather than dropped, so a name keeps its meaning. Nothing to install. No Composer step, no bcmath, no API key, no external service, no vendor directory to collide with another plugin. Payload, check digits and layout are all in the plugin — which is why it still runs on PHP 7.4. The QR encoder comes from Gravity PDF itself. Translation-ready. English and German included, fully internationalized.Key featuresGeometry you can measure These are not approximations — they were read back out of a produced PDF:Swiss QR Code exactly 46 × 46 mm with no quiet zone inside it, error correction level M, and at least 5 mm of clear space on every side. Module size 0.667 mm for a typical payload, comfortably above the 0.4 mm the standard requires for reliable scanning. Swiss cross 7 × 7 mm, centred exactly on the code. Amount box 40 × 15 mm on the payment part and 30 × 10 mm on the receipt; payer box 65 × 25 mm and 52 × 20 mm; corner marks at 0.75 pt. Acceptance point area 20 mm high, “Acceptance point” right-aligned as prescribed.References done by the bookQRR — the 27-digit QR reference, check digit by modulo 10 recursive. Requires a QR-IBAN and, since version 2.4, CHF.SCOR — the Creditor Reference of ISO 11649, check digits by ISO 7064 MOD 97-10. Requires an ordinary IBAN; CHF or EUR.