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#      Make sure the '''Inc Count''' column has the right quantity you want to include on the invoice (3).
 
#      Make sure the '''Inc Count''' column has the right quantity you want to include on the invoice (3).
 
#      Click '''OK'''.
 
#      Click '''OK'''.
<br>[[File:PartialInvoiceMaterials.png]]
 
  
 
<h3>Fixed Total</h3>
 
<h3>Fixed Total</h3>
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<br>2.    Save the order and notice the '''Fixed Rates''' tab appears (image below).
 
<br>2.    Save the order and notice the '''Fixed Rates''' tab appears (image below).
 
<br>3.    Enter the '''fixed amount''' for labor, materials and services in the Fixed Amount column.
 
<br>3.    Enter the '''fixed amount''' for labor, materials and services in the Fixed Amount column.
<br>4.    Choose a bucket to pass the income through in the Item column (for example if you don't tax labor, choose a service item that is set as non-taxable such as your SMP_Item).
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<br>4.    Add labor and materials to the order as you normally would. The Fixed Rates tab will show you your cost in the '''Item Cost''' column. Compare costs to your fixed rates by viewing the Item Profit column.
<br>5.    Add labor and materials to the order as you normally would. The Fixed Rates tab will show you your cost in the '''Item Cost''' column. Compare costs to your fixed rates by viewing the Item Profit column.
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<br>5.    When you are ready to invoice the order, your customer will receive an invoice for the fixed amount set on the Fixed Rates tab.
<br>6.    When you are ready to invoice the order, your customer will receive an invoice for the fixed amount set on the Fixed Rates tab.
 
  
 
[[File:FixedRates.jpg]]
 
[[File:FixedRates.jpg]]
 
 
  
 
<h3>Percent of Total</h3>
 
<h3>Percent of Total</h3>
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== Rollback Invoice and make changes to the order ==
 
== Rollback Invoice and make changes to the order ==
 
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Once you invoice an order you cannot change the order. To make changes to an order once it has been invoiced, you will need to rollback the invoice, make changes to the order, then re-invoice the order.
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<br>'''DELETE PAYMENT'''
 
<br>'''DELETE PAYMENT'''
 
<br>If you have a payment applied on the invoice you are trying to edit, delete the payment first.
 
<br>If you have a payment applied on the invoice you are trying to edit, delete the payment first.
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<br>'''RE-INVOICE THE ORDER'''
 
<br>'''RE-INVOICE THE ORDER'''
<br>'''NOTE:''' If you want to use a different invoice number, before you invoice the order, go to the Totals tab and click '''Reset''' next to the invoice number. Otherwise the invoice number will be the same as the original invoice number.
 
<br>[[File:ResetNextInvoiceNumber.png]]
 
 
<br>1. In the order, click '''Actions''' > '''Generate Invoice'''.
 
<br>1. In the order, click '''Actions''' > '''Generate Invoice'''.
 
<br>2. The order status will change to 'Invoiced' and an invoice is created.
 
<br>2. The order status will change to 'Invoiced' and an invoice is created.
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<br>'''NOTE:''' If you need to keep the same invoice number, instead of clicking '''Actions''' > '''Generate Invoice''' on the order, follow these steps:
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*    Write down the order number that needs to be re-invoices.
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*    Go to '''Receivables''' module > '''Invoicing'''.
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*    Click '''New''' > '''Combined Invoice''' and select the customer.
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*    On the Details and Settings tab, locate the '''Invoice #''' field. Click [[File:browse.jpg]] to enter the invoice number you want to use. (If you don’t see this icon, you need to add the permission to initialize numbers to your user group settings)
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[[File:InvoiceNumberField.jpg]]
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*    Select the '''Service Orders''' or '''Install Orders''' tab to select the order you need to invoice.
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*    Click '''Save'''.
  
 
== Batch Print or Batch Email Invoices ==
 
== Batch Print or Batch Email Invoices ==
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[[File:ToBePrintedFlag.png]]<br>
 
[[File:ToBePrintedFlag.png]]<br>
  
'''Note''' - If you are syncing SME with QuickBooks and you checked the option to '''Set To Be Emailed''' by default, if the Billing
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'''Note''' - If you are syncing SME with QuickBooks and you checked the option to '''Set To Be Emailed''' by default, if the customer doesn't have an email address, the invoice won't be able to sync to QuickBooks.
Customer doesn't have a matching email address with QuickBooks, the invoice won't be able to sync over.
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'''Error:'''
 
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810: There was an error when saving a Invoice.  QuickBooks error message: The email address specified for this customer is invalid, and the transaction is marked 'To be e-mailed'.
 
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'''Solution:''' Apply correct email to Billing Customer or uncheck '''To Be Emailed'''.
 
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'''Void Invoice'''
 
'''Void Invoice'''
 
Click '''Action''' > '''Void Invoice''' to void the invoice. The billing status on the invoice changes to Voided. The invoice is closed and moves the order from invoiced to closed.
 
Click '''Action''' > '''Void Invoice''' to void the invoice. The billing status on the invoice changes to Voided. The invoice is closed and moves the order from invoiced to closed.
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#    Void the invoice in QuickBooks.
 
#    Void the invoice in QuickBooks.
 
#    Void the invoice in SME.
 
#    Void the invoice in SME.
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== Calculate Finance Charge ==
 
== Calculate Finance Charge ==
In order to apply a finance charge on an invoice, you need to enter a finance charge % on the customer record. When you enter a new customer in SME, you can either enter the finance charge rate or if you are using the default charge, the default finance charge rate will be entered for you.
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In order to apply a finance charge on an invoice, you need to enter a finance charge % on the customer record. When you enter a new customer in SME, you can enter the finance charge on the Account tab shown below.
  
 
[[File:Customer_FinanceCharge.jpg]]
 
[[File:Customer_FinanceCharge.jpg]]
  
You can apply finance charges to invoices for the customer individually, or have SME apply finance charges to all overdue invoices in SME.
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You can also setup SME to enter a default finance charge for all customers you create. Then you can apply finance charges to invoices for the customer individually, or have SME apply finance charges to all overdue invoices in SME.
 
 
 
 
'''Setup days past due to calculate chare'''
 
<br>1. Go to Setup > Company > Order.
 
<br>2. Click '''Edit'''
 
<br>3. Locate the setting for '''Calculate finance charges when invoice is  ___ days past due'''. Enter the number of days.
 
<br>4. Click '''Save'''.
 
<br>[[File:DaysPastDue.png]]
 
 
 
  
 
'''Set the Default Finance Charge'''
 
'''Set the Default Finance Charge'''
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[[File:SetDefaultFinanceCharge.jpg]]
 
[[File:SetDefaultFinanceCharge.jpg]]
  
<br>4.      Locate the''' Finance Chg''' % field. Enter your finance charge in terms of monthly finance charge amount.  For example, enter 1.0 if you want 12% finance charge per year or 1% per month.
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<br>4.      Locate the''' Finance Chg''' % field. Enter your finance charge in terms of yearly finance charge amount.  For example, enter 12.0 if you want 12% finance charge per year or 1% per month.
 
<br>5.      Select '''Save'''.
 
<br>5.      Select '''Save'''.
  
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[[File:utilities_generateFinanceCharge.jpg]]
 
[[File:utilities_generateFinanceCharge.jpg]]
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== Apply Deposit To Invoice ==
 
== Apply Deposit To Invoice ==

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