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Invoices

Create invoices from completed orders, track payments, and export for accounting.

Overview

The Invoices page is where you manage the billing cycle — from creating invoices for completed orders to tracking payments and exporting data for your accounting system.

  • Create invoices from completed orders
  • Email invoices directly to customers
  • Track payment status — New, Invoiced, Paid, Partially Paid
  • Monitor overdue invoices — Past Due, 30+, 60+ day filters
  • Export to CSV, Excel, or QuickBooks format

Quick Start

  1. Go to Invoices from the left menu.
  2. Click Create Invoice (or create from a completed order).
  3. Review the invoice details and charges.
  4. Click Send to email it to the customer.

Access & Permissions

Role Access
Admin / Manager Full access — create, edit, send, delete
Accountant Full access
Dispatch View only

How to get there:

  • From the left menu, click Invoices

Invoice Filters

The filter bar at the top helps you manage your invoice pipeline:

Payment Status

Filter Shows
All All invoices
All Unpaid Everything that hasn't been fully paid
New Invoices created but not yet sent
Invoiced Sent to the customer, awaiting payment
Paid Fully paid invoices
Partially Paid Invoices with partial payments recorded

Overdue

Filter Shows
Past Due Any invoice past its due date
Past Due (30+ days) Invoices overdue by 30 or more days
Past Due (60+ days) Invoices overdue by 60 or more days

Invoice List Columns

The invoice list shows:

Column Description
Invoice # Unique invoice number
Invoice date Date the invoice was created
Company Customer company name
Invoice Total Total amount including taxes
Due date Payment due date based on invoice terms
Last Payment Date of the most recent payment
Total Paid Amount paid so far
Checks Associated check numbers
Status New / Invoiced / Paid / Partially Paid
Sent date Date the invoice was emailed

The footer row shows the total count and sum of all invoices matching the current filter.


Sending Invoices

To email an invoice to a customer:

  1. Find the invoice in the list.
  2. Click the Email action on the invoice row.
  3. The invoice is sent to the customer's Accountant Email (configured on the customer profile).
  4. The invoice status automatically changes to Invoiced.

Tip

If you send an invoice multiple times, subsequent emails are marked REVISED to indicate an updated version.


Recording Payments

Pay in Full

Click the Pay in Full action on an invoice to record full payment. The Paid Date is set automatically.

Partial Payments

Record partial payments against an invoice. The status changes to Partially Paid and the Total Paid column updates.

Bulk Payment Updates

Use Audit Payments to review and update payments across multiple invoices at once.


Exporting Invoices

Click the Export dropdown on the Invoices page:

Option Format Description
CSV .csv Comma-separated values for spreadsheets
Excel .xlsx Native Excel format

Select the year and format, then click Export.

QuickBooks Export

If your company uses QuickBooks, you can export invoices in a QuickBooks-compatible format for direct import into your accounting software.


Invoice Discrepancies

The discrepancies feature helps identify payment mismatches — invoices where the amount paid doesn't match the invoice total. This is useful for reconciliation and month-end close.


FAQ / Troubleshooting

Customer didn't receive the invoice email

Solution

Check the customer's Accountant Email field in their company profile (Customers > Edit). Also verify your email settings in Settings — the Invoice Mailer must be configured correctly. You can use the Test Email Configuration feature in Settings to verify.

Can't create an invoice — no orders available

Solution

Only Completed orders that are not yet invoiced can be added to an invoice. Check the order status on the Orders page. If the order is still Dispatched, it needs to be completed first.

Invoice shows wrong charges

Solution

Invoice charges come from the order. Edit the order to adjust the base rate, terminal fees, or fuel surcharge, then regenerate the invoice. Automatic charges (terminal fees, fuel surcharge) are recalculated based on the order's terminal and delivery date.


Screenshots Needed

Screenshots to capture

  1. Invoices list page — showing filter tabs (All Unpaid / Past Due / New / Invoiced / Paid), a few invoice rows, and the total footer
  2. Invoice detail — showing the invoice with line items, charges, and payment section
  3. Export dropdown — showing the year selector and CSV/Excel format options
  4. Bulk Audit Payments — the audit payments view (if visually distinct)