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Invoices in SwiftlyBooks
The invoices you raise for customers, each in its own currency. Each gets its number when it is approved.
Raise an invoice
- Press New invoice.
- Choose the customer, then add a line for each item or service, with its quantity and price.
- Type Their order number if the customer gave you one: it prints on the invoice.
- Press Save draft to finish later, or Approve. It gets its number, such as INV-HO-000001, and goes into the books.
- On a draft someone else made, press Send back and say what needs changing. They get an alert, and saving it again asks for approval again.
Send it
- Press Email or WhatsApp on the invoice.
- To send it as you approve it, tick sending in the editor: the button becomes Approve and send.
Fiscalise itIn Zimbabwe
- Approving an invoice signs it with ZIMRA. It shows Fiscalised with ZIMRA, and its PDF carries ZIMRA's QR code.
Fiscalise itIn Zambia
- Approving an invoice sends it to ZRA's Smart Invoice, which signs it. Its PDF carries ZRA's QR code.
Get paid
- Press Record payment on the invoice, and choose the wallet it was Paid into.
- Or match the payment when it reaches the bank, in Banking.
Good to know
- An approved invoice isn't edited: put it right with a Credit note.
- For a customer with a credit limit, the editor shows what they would owe with the invoice. Where Settings stop invoices over the limit, one that would go over isn't approved.
- A fiscalised invoice can change no other way: a credit or debit note is fiscalised too.
- The day's rates price the invoice, and stay with it.
- Each branch numbers its own invoices, with no gaps.
Related
The same help is in the app: press the ? at the top of any page.