AWS
AWS describes ongoing estimates for the current month and final costs for closed periods. According to the documentation, the summary does not become an invoice until the period closes and AWS calculates the final amounts.
Ask an authorized billing administrator for documents for the specific AWS account or organization and period. Access to technical AWS services does not necessarily include billing access; the documentation requires explicit permissions for some pages.
If the organization transfers billing to another account, the relevant bill transfer account receives the documents. AWS recommends contacting its owner first in that situation. An empty history in an ordinary account does not necessarily mean that an invoice has not been issued.
The administrator opens Billing and Cost Management → Bills, selects the required period and checks the billing status. Issued is the status for issued documents. They then open Invoices and click the corresponding document’s Invoice ID to open and download the PDF.
AWS documents: current spending is not yet an issued invoice →
Source for this section: AWS
Render
Choose the correct workspace from the dropdown at the top of the left pane. From its home page, open Billing in the left menu, as described in Render’s dashboard guide. Current-month usage and invoices for past periods appear separately.
Select the past invoice for the period you need and open the actual document. The current usage total or a screenshot of it does not replace that invoice. If you cannot obtain it, ask someone with billing access to that workspace.
Find Render billing for the workspace that paid →
Source for this section: Render