Received order for goods or services

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Received order for goods or services

The order is a confirmed entry inside the company, on the basis of which the services are delivered

The order typically arises from offer. The system allows the offers to be either converted into an order – then the offer is no longer hidden, or the offer is created into a new order – then both the offer and the order remain in the system. The company can choose any method.

Within the order, it is possible to record for each individual item whether it is delivered and to what extent. It is possible to issue an invoice for the whole or only a part of the order. The individual items of the order are always related to the invoice. If only a part of an item needs to be invoiced, it is necessary to divide it into two items.

The order can be fulfilled during the implementation – e.g. on the basis of a change from the customer. It is possible to discard and add new items.

Order and Invoice generation

It is possible to generate an order in PDF format (Save to order) from the system. It is possible to print / export an invoice from the completed order.

The most convenient solution, which can be easily done directly from mobile, is to terminate the order / order, generate an invoice and send it via email to the customer. You can, for example, send an invoice immediately after delivery and in the field.

The invoice is simultaneously stored with the order as a pdf document. At the same time, a task can be created for posting the resulting invoice.

Note: If you want to generate advance invoices, see the menu.

Process from order to invoice