• Job Code is the job this invoice relates to.

• Client is the client Company of the invoice.

• Invoice Title is the billing title, defaulting to the job description, but can be modified here or the default in Job Maintenance.

• Invoice Format determines what type of report is generated when sending the invoice to the client.

• Billing Address defaults to the job's default, but can be changed to any address for the Client Company.

• Billing Contact defaults to the job's default, but can be changed to any person listed under the Client Company.

• Email Option can be chosen from the following, where Company Postal is the default Postal Address in the Client Company:

  • To Billing Contact Only

  • To Billing Contact, CC Company Postal

  • To Company Postal, CC Billing Contact

  • To Company Postal Only

• Invoice Number is automatically generated based on the Setting "Next Job Invoice Number". This setting can be altered to produce different ranges of invoices based on FinCo, Location, Profit Centre, or Global.

• Claim No is used in conjunction with Output Schedules of the Output Claim type in Contract Claims.

• Invoice Date defaults to today's date but should be updated to reflect the intended date of the invoice/claim.

• Year/Period results from the Invoice Date selection.

• Invoice Status can be one of the following:

  • Entered means that it has been created, but not yet approved. It may or may not need additional data before being approved.

  • Approved means that an authorised approver has clicked approved for this document, indicating that it is ready to be sent to the client. It can be unapproved at any time and edited.

  • Sent means that the document was finalised and implies that the invoice was actually sent to the client. It can be unfinalised, but a copy of each sent invoice will be attached.

  • Updated means that the invoice has been exported with its batch to the financial software. The invoice cannot be edited to retain consistency with the financial software.

  • Cancelled means that someone clicked

• Comment is a free text area to include messages or notifications on the invoice. This is visible to the client in standard reports.

• Due Date is determined by the Client Company's payment settings, but can be manually changed.

• Job Status is usually set in Job Maintenance, but can be updated here. This is useful if completing the final invoice for the job or if you have custom Statuses.

• Claim Reference is an optional text field for any useful references.

• Billing Type is determined by the Job Maintenance settings.

• Bill POs is used in 

• Job Value is derived from the Job Maintenance field of the same name and is used when billing Quoted jobs the value will be populated when Get Sales is clicked. Otherwise this is a reference-only field.

• Order No is derived from the Job Maintenance field of the same name and can be manually entered/updated here. This is the Client Company's PO number given to you.

• FC Rate is the Foreign Currency rate.

• Currency is the Currency derived from the client Company.

• Created By is the User that created this AR invoice.

• Approved By is the User that approved this AR invoice.

• Approval Required By is the current User assigned to approve this AR invoice. The user must have appropriate Permissions to approve AR invoices.

• Created Date is automatically populated when the invoice is created, and is not necessarily the same as the Invoice Date.

• Edited Date is the last date that this invoice was edited.

• Printed Date is currently unused.

• Approved Date is the date that the Approved By user approved this invoice.

• Claim Submitted Date is an optional manual entry to track when Contract Claims are submitted, as opposed to the final invoice.

• Updated Date mirrors the Edited Date field.

• Cancelled Date logs the date that the X Cancel Invoice button was clicked.

• Job Completed Date tracks when the Job was marked as completed.

• Job Finalised Date tracks when the Job was marked as finalised.

This section will be populated as a result of the Get Sales process, but you can make manual additions using + New Line outside of that process.

• Derived shows how the line was derived:

  • C - Contract Claims

  • I - Input Based

  • O - Output Based

  • M - Manually Created (automated retention lines show as M)

• Job is the job this invoice line relates to in the instance of subjob billing.

• Sales Code is the Sales Code that this line uses, directing the General Ledger codes to the correct place.

• Description is usually defaulted to the Sales Code but can be modified.

• Work Centre is used if you are employing Work Centre-level revenue tracking, otherwise it can be left blank.

• Quantity is derived automatically from the Get Sales process.

• Rate is the combination of all output lines.

• Value is the combination of all output lines.

• GST is calculated based on the GST Type.

• Total is the GST-inclusive amount of the line.

• GST Type uses the GST Type settings from the Sales Code. This can be manually adjusted if needed.

• Details can be added here.

• The Bin icon cannot be used to delete derived lines, only manual lines. Instead, go back to Get Sales and modify/uninvoice the lines.

• Import opens the import dialogue that allows you to import invoice lines from a document. The fields must match exactly to the template provided.

• Report Text allows you to select from predefined Header and Footer Report Text Templates that will appear in the report document.

• Print will open the default report, or you can click the ^ button to open a list of available reports. The report can then be sent to the appropriate person or printed.

• Attachments opens the attachment window, allowing you to attach files to this document.

• + Retention Line can be used to make manual retention lines. This withholds the specified amount from payment until an agreed time or milestone is met.

• + New Line is used to create manual lines.

• Cancel Invoice will convert the invoice to a cancelled state but retaining the Invoice Number. Consider whether reusing/repurposing an invoice is more appropriate than cancelling.

• Approve / Unapprove will change depending on the state of the invoice. Assign an approver in the Dates section, or submit the document through a Workflow. Approving an invoice locks it from being edited, but it can be unapproved to make changes. This cannot be done once the invoice has been finalised.

• Final Invoice / Unfinalise can be done once the approver has approved the invoice. Finalising immediately opens the print window with the invoice ready to send to the client and locks the invoice. The invoice can be unfinalised by a user with appropriate Permissions, but only if the invoice has not been exported to your financial system.

• Get Sales navigates you to the output billing screen. See the next section for more information.

• Save commits any changes to the database. Be sure to save before navigating away from this page.

• ← To Invoice List returns you to the Job Sales Invoices screen.

This tab contains all unbilled outputs for this job up to the Invoice Trans To Date setting, including previously deferred outputs but not previously written off ones. As this area contains quite a few columns, you may need to scroll horizontally or minimise the left side menu to see all fields.

• Include Future will display transactions on the job beyond the Invoice Trans To Date setting.

• Bill POs makes it possible to bill uninvoiced/outstanding Purchase Orders.

• Filter options are available to help narrow down the desired transactions.

• Type can be one of the following, and identifies the origin of the line:

  • JT - Job Transaction

  • JTAD - Adjustment Transaction

  • JTDI - Disbursement Transaction

  • JTDO - Docket Transaction

  • JTPL - Plant Issue Transaction

  • JTPU - Purchase Transaction

  • JTST - Stock Issue Transaction

  • JTTI - Time Transaction

  • PO - Purchase Order

  • JO - Job Output

  • EBA - Payroll Transaction

• Date is the date of the original output.

• Activity/Output is the Activity or Output used for the line.

• Work Centre is the original Work Centre of the line and can be blank. This is used for Work Centre-level revenue reporting.

• Reference automatically inserts the unit of measurement of the line.

• Quantity is the number of units for the line.

• Rate is the selling or retail rate per Quantity of the line.

• Amount is the product of the Quantity and Rate fields.

• Invoice marks this line to be included in the current invoice when the Save - Generate Billing button is selected.

• Defer marks this line to be excluded from the current invoice but not be written off. The intention is that you plan on billing deferred lines at a later date.

• Write Off marks this line as unbillable, reducing the sell rate to zero. You can preemptively write off transactions in bulk using Write Off Transactions.

• Future shows that this line is in a future date, activated by ticking Include Future. These lines can then be included in the invoice.

• Details may come from the outputs themselves or you can manually adjust them here. This field is displayed in the standard invoice, so it is important to moderate any comments that are not meant to be client facing.

• View Details shows additional details from the output.

• Retail is the original retail or selling amount of the output before any adjustments to the Quantity or Rate fields.

• Cost is the cost to the job of the original transaction. Outputs have no cost associated with them.

• Revert causes all invoiced transactions to be reverted to being uninvoiced (the Invoice radio button is selected), and any Deferred or Written Off transactions will be unchanged.

• Save - Generate Billing saves all changes and populates the invoice with the resulting lines.

• Back to Invoice navigates you back to the invoice screen.

This tab includes two summaries:

1. An analysis by Output with Cost, Markup, Invoice Value, and Markup %.

2. A summary of the Schedule of Rates with an overview of what has been claimed so far.