Create sales order invoices
This article describes how to invoice a sales order, including merging invoices and batch processing. This procedure uses the USMF demo company.
Create an invoice from a sales order
- Go to Accounts receivable > Orders > Shipped but not invoiced sales orders.
- Select a sales order in the list.
- On the Action Pane, click Invoice > Generate > Invoice. This sales order has multiple packing slips associated with it and will show the Multiple instead of the packing slip number.
- Expand the Parameters section.
- Posting must be set to Yes to post the invoice. You can also turn off posting and just print the invoice. However, you can accomplish the same result by creating a proforma invoice instead of an invoice.
- This option is used for batch jobs. The query is run when the batch job is run.
- In the Print field, select After.
- Select Yes for Print invoice. Print management can print multiple copies of the invoice and also send the invoice via email as a PDF file.
- In the Print charges field, select Summarize.
- In the Check credit limit field, select Balance.
- Click Cancel.
Combine orders into a single invoice
- Go to Accounts receivable > Orders > All sales orders.
- Locate a customer that has multiple invoices open.
- Select multiple open sales orders from the same customer.
- On the Action Pane, click Invoice > Generate > Invoice.
- Expand the Parameters section.
- In the Quantity field, select All. Note that there are two invoices listed in the Overview section. Now let's merge them into a single invoice.
- In the Summary update for field, select Invoice account.
- Click Arrange to merge the sales orders into a single invoice. The two sales orders are now merged into a single invoice.
- Click Cancel.
- Click Yes.
Post invoices in a batch
- Go to Accounts receivable > Invoices > Batch invoicing > Invoice.
- Click Select.
- Click OK.
- Click Batch.
- Select Yes in Batch processing.
- Click Recurrence.
- Select Days.
- Click OK.
- Click OK.
- Click Cancel.
- Click Yes.