Yes — two records, reaching you two different ways. Immediately after you pay, DBExam sends a confirmation email that recaps what you bought and welcomes you to your Premium access; that email is the receipt you get by email, and the only one, so it is worth keeping. Alongside it, a formal invoice for the purchase — and for any earlier purchases on the same account — sits inside My account on the site, where you can open and print it whenever a copy is needed.
One of the two arrives without your asking; the other waits on file for you to fetch when a formal copy is wanted.
Your Oracle Order Confirmation Email
The confirmation reaches your inbox as soon as the charge is accepted. It recaps the order — the Oracle certification exam you bought and the details you entered at checkout — and doubles as your welcome to Premium. Treat it as your emailed receipt: DBExam does not follow it with a second, separate receipt, so if you file email records of a purchase, this is the one to file. Should it not appear within a short while of paying, your spam or promotions folder is the first place to check.
Printing an Invoice from Your Oracle Account
For anything more formal than the email — an invoice to put through on expenses, say — sign in and open My account, where your invoices are kept. Every purchase made on the account is listed, not only the most recent one, and each can be viewed and printed on demand, as many times as you need a copy. So the emailed confirmation gives you an immediate record, while My account holds a durable, printable one for your Oracle certification exam purchase whenever the occasion calls for it.
