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Overview


The Invoices page allows users to manage supplier billing records and link them to related purchase orders and warehouse receipts. It provides a clear overview of invoice status, due dates, and amounts, supporting accurate payment processing and financial tracking.

On the left, you’ll find a comprehensive table listing all invoices. On the top, you can add new invoice by clicking + Invoice Button. On the right, detailed information is displayed for the selected invoice, including the invoice code and linked purchase order. It also includes options to:

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Add Invoice


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Only received purchase orders can have invoices created for them.

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Click on + Invoice in the top right corner of the Inventory Management - Invoices page to and select Purchase Order you want to create invoices for to open the Create Invoice Form.

Create Invoice Form

Create Invoice Form

Add Invoice User Interface

Fill in all required fields marked with * before clicking the Issue or Save Draft button at the bottom. If any required fields are missing, the system will show a popup and highlight missing fields in red.

Required Fields

Denoted with *

Field Description Input Type
Vendor * Auto-filled from the selected PO. Disabled Dropdown
Currency * Currency used for the invoice. Dropdown
Due Date * Invoice payment due date. Date picker
Line Items * Select PO line items to invoice. Inline selection

Adding Invoice Lines

When adding an invoice, select the line within the table that is being invoiced and click the invoice icon on the top right of the Line Items table to open the Create Line Invoice form.

Create Line Invoice form

Create Line Invoice form

To ensure the entered invoice matches with existing warehouse receipt records, a list and summary of associated warehouse receipts is displayed below. Entry fields such as Quantity Invoiced, Unit Price, and Subtotal are color-coded (green for matches and red for mismatches) to reflect accuracy of inputs in relation to the existing warehouse receipt records.

**Line Invoice Required Fields ***

Field Description Input Type
Quantity Invoiced* Quantity being invoiced for this item. Numeric input
Unit Price* Price per unit of the item. Numeric input
Tax Code* Tax applied to this item. Text input
Subtotal* Auto-calculated based on quantity × unit price. Editable numeric
Total Amount* Final amount including taxes. Editable numeric
Invoice File(s)* Upload at least one invoice document. PDF upload

Line Invoice Optional Fields

Field Description Input Type
Comments Add internal notes or payment instructions. Text input

Subtotal and total will be calculated automatically based on the selected line items and applicable taxes. These will be displayed in the Order Details section.

Once all required information is complete, click Issue to finalize the invoice or Save Draft to continue later.

Confirm Payment


To confirm a payment, on the Invoices page:

A form to create a payment document for a given invoice can be accessed through the Invoice Details section. Users can view each Line Invoice associated to the Invoice by clicking on the item card in the Line Invoices section of the popup. Once the Amount Paid input is filled in and any optional supporting documents are uploaded, hit the Confirm Payment button to complete the transaction.

Once submitted, ****invoice status will be updated to Paid and the bank card icon will no longer be visible.

Required Fields

Denoted with *

Field Description Input Type
Amount Paid* The paid amount to the vendor Float

Optional Fields

Field Description Input Type
Supporting Documents Documents relating to the payment or invoice PDF

Edit Invoice


To edit an invoice, on the Invoices page:

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For details on how to fill out the form properly, refer to the **Add Invoice** section.

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Each invoiced line item can be edited by clicking on the item card in the Line Invoices section of the popup. Refer to **Add Invoice** section under the Adding Invoice Lines section for details on how to fill in the Line Invoice form.

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