You create an invoice from the contact. You start with a proposal (quote) and convert it step by step: from proposal to order, to invoice and finally to paid.
Haven't set up the invoice module yet? Do that first. Read how: Setting up the invoice module
Step 1: create a proposal
- Open the contact's archive and click the Revenue tab.
- Click the + in the narrow bar on the left.
- Under Description, enter what the invoice is about. This text appears on the invoice after 'Re'.
- For each line, choose an item and the quantity. The price and VAT are filled in automatically.
- Want to add something, for example the period? Enter it under Info 2.
- Click Save proposal.
Want to send the proposal to your customer? Then click Email. An email opens with the proposal as a PDF.
Step 2: from proposal to invoice
At the top you see the status of the document. Use the purple button at the bottom right to move it one step further.
- Does your customer agree? Click Convert to Order.
- Click Convert to Invoice. The document now gets an invoice number.
Please note: check the lines carefully before you convert. You can change amounts as long as it's a proposal or order. You can no longer change an invoice. Something wrong after all? Then create a credit invoice. Read how: The invoices overview
Tip: don't need an order confirmation? Then turn on Skip Order status in the settings. A proposal then goes to invoice in one click.
Step 3: sending
- Open PDF: view the invoice the way your customer sees it.
- Email: an email to the contact opens, with the invoice as a PDF and the email template that belongs to this status.
Step 4: mark as paid
Has your customer paid? Open the invoice and click Mark as paid.
Finding invoices
- For one contact: in the contact's archive, on the Revenue tab.
- All invoices: in the invoices overview. Read more: The invoices overview
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