Books / Sales invoicing

Raise invoices and record what customers pay

Bookkeepers raise invoices, credit notes and quotes, with a second person authorising invoices before they post.

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Example workflow

Sales invoicing

Example
Example clientExample steps
New invoiceIn progress
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Send for approvalNot started
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Authorise invoiceNot started
AM
SendNot started
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Record paymentNot started
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New invoice01 / 05
Illustrative workflow and sample data. Register interest to discuss your requirements.
How this supports your work

Bookkeepers can follow an invoice from draft through a colleague’s approval to payment, keeping its status and ledger entries together.

How it works

  1. New invoice
  2. Send for approval
  3. Authorise invoice
  4. Send
  5. Record payment
01

Prepare and authorise

Draft invoices with products and services, UK VAT codes and tracking categories. Authorising an invoice gives it a number and posts it to the ledger. A second person authorises unless the user works alone.

Send for approval
02

Record receipts and credits

Email invoices, remind customers by hand, record part or full payment and issue credit notes. Customer receipts allocate to invoices oldest first.

Authorise invoice
03

Turn quotes into invoices

Issue a quote, record acceptance or decline and turn an accepted quote into an invoice.

Send
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