A work order may be invoiced once it is in either the Completed or Completed/Confirmed status. An invoice cannot be submitted for more than its not-to-exceed (NTE) amount.
The Create Invoice button is available for any work order that is ready to be invoiced and is located on the bottom of the invoice.
Invoice Requirements and Considerations
A few things to consider:
- Depending on your client's requirements, you may create either a Standard Invoice or a Line Item Invoice.
- When creating an invoice, you must enter a unique invoice number; your client may also require you to enter a description of the completed work. You are not able to save the invoice without this information.
- Once an invoice is submitted, it cannot be edited. Should you need to reissue an invoice, you must void the invoice before the client takes action on it.
- Invoices rejected by the client cannot be edited. You must create a new invoice.
Creating a Standard Invoice
A Standard Invoice reflects labor, travel, material, and freight charges. It does not, however, break down labor and material costs.
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- On the desired work order, click Create Invoice.
- Enter a unique Invoice Number.
(Optional) Click the calendar icon to change the invoice date. Note |
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To edit the invoice number or date, click the required field in the upper left corner of the Invoice page. |
- Select the correct remit-to address.
- Enter a complete Description for the work done.
- Enter the amounts for Labor, Travel, Material, and Freight, if necessary.
- Select a category from the Other drop-down menu and enter the amount, if necessary.
- Enter the Tax, either the percentage or the monetary amount, if applicable.
- Click Send Invoice. The invoice is created, and the Invoices List appears.
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Creating a Line Item Invoice
A Line Item Invoice includes labor, travel, material, and freight charges as well as itemizes labor and material costs.When your client asks you to submit a line item invoice, it means that you need to break down invoice charges into line items.
Based on your client’s system configuration, you may be asked to break down only one, two, or all types of charges — labor, material, and other. Also, your client decides whether you should itemize invoice costs for all work orders or only for work orders of specific trades and categories.
To quickly figure out what charges you should itemize, check the Summary tab on the page for creating an invoice. If you see a link by the charge name, you should itemize this type of costs. If it’s a text field, enter the total amount without breaking down the costs.
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On the Work Orders List, find the desired work order, and click Create Invoice. Enter a unique Invoice Number.(Optional) Click the calendar icon to The page for creating an invoice appears with the Create Invoice overlay opened. In the overlay, enter a unique invoice number, change the invoice date . Note |
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To edit the invoice number or date, click the required field in the upper left corner of the Invoice page. | Select the correct remit-to address.Enter a complete Description for the work done.In the middle of the page, click the Labor tab. The check-in/out list appears, with the check-in and check-out times of when technicians were working onsite. Image RemovedFrom the Skill Level Required drop-down list, select the skill level of each person who worked on the work order.From the Type Required drop-down list, select the rate type for the job.Enter Number of Techs for each line.Enter Hourly Rate for each line.Enter Hours for each line. Line item total populates as well as the total labor amount.In the middle of the page, click the Material tab. The Material page appears.Enter Description of each material.Enter Part # of each material.Select Unit of Measure for each material.Enter Unit Price for each material.Enter Quantity for each material. Line item total populates as well as the total material amount.In the middle of the page, click the Summary tab. The Summary page appears with the labor and material amounts populated.Enter the amounts for Travel and Freight, if necessary.Select a category from the Other drop-down menu and enter the amount, if necessary.Enter the Tax, either the percentage or the monetary amount, if applicable.Click Send Invoice. The invoice is created, and the Invoices List appearsif required, and click Confirm. The page for providing further invoice details is displayed. Image Added Note |
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You can change the invoice number and date in the top left corner of the page for creating an invoice. Keep in mind that the invoice date cannot be earlier than the completed date of the work order. |
- (Optional) Select another remit-to address under the column with your company info.
- On the Summary tab, provide the following details:
- Complete description of the performed work
- Total amount of labor, travel, material, freight, and other charges if you see a text field by their name
Depending on your client’s requirements, itemize labor, material, or other charges. The costs you need to break down appear as links on the Summary tab. Navigate between the tabs below to check how to break down each type of costs. Rw ui tabs macro |
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- Enter the following information on the employees who performed the job:
- Skill level
- Rate type for the job performed
- Number of employees of the selected skill level and rate type
- Employee’s rate per hour
- Hours spent to complete the work
- Repeat the previous step to add another line item.
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- Provide the following details on the material used to complete the work order:
- Description
- Part number
- Unit of measurement
- Unit price
- Quantity
- Repeat the previous step to add another line item.
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- Provide the following details on the other charge:
- Comment describing the charge
- Category from the Description drop-down list
- Charge amount
- To add another line item, click + Another Charge, and repeat the previous step.
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- Switch to the Summary tab, and enter the tax amount or tax percentage under the invoice subtotal.
- Review the provided charges, tax, and invoice total. If the invoice information is correct, click Send Invoice at the bottom of the page.
Your line item invoice is submitted to your client, and you get to the Invoices List.
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Adding Attachments to Invoices
After an invoice is created, you can add attachments to it.
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- In the middle of the invoice summary page, click the Attachments tab. The list of current attachments appears.
- Click Upload File. The Upload Attachment overlay appears.
- Click Browse a file and select the applicable file.
- Enter a description of the attachment.
- Click Upload. The attachment is added to the list.
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