- Hover over Receivables, and then click Invoices
- Click New
- Enter details such as:
- Customer - the company or person being billed. If the customer a Bill.com user, the invoice will automatically become an eInvoice, sent directly to their Bill.com account. If not, they will receive it as a PDF attachment to an email.
- Invoice Number - any numbers or letters to help identify the invoice later
- Invoice Date - the day the invoice is created (not the day the invoice is sent)
- Payment Terms - how soon payment is expected
- Due Date - specific day payment is expected (filled automatically if Payment Terms is selected)
- Invoice Template - the look-and-feel of the invoice
- Item - details about the product or service for invoicing, including Description, Quantity, Price, Location, Class, Job, and whether the item is taxable
- To apply a discount, refund, or rebate, enter a negative value or percentage for Price
- Credits Available: credit memo and/or unapplied payment balances will appear here; enter an amount if you want to apply any available credit to the new invoice. The balance will auto-calculate.
- Customer Message - any extra details to help the customer understand and pay the invoice (appears below the line items on the invoice)
- Send Via - Email the invoice now or later (customize the message after clicking Save), or uncheck the Email box if entering the invoice for record purposes only.
- Email Now - The invoice will be sent immediately.
- Email Later - The invoice will be created, but not sent till selected to email action is taken. See below for instructions on emailing later.
- Click Save
Options after invoice creation
Invoice Actions (from the Invoice Summary box)
- Clone - Create a new invoice with the exact same information (handy for recurring invoices)
- Enter Payment - Record (post) payment received from customer
- Attach a doc - include supporting paperwork
- US Mail - We’ll mail the invoice within one business day, including a return envelope and payment stub.
- Important: For security reasons, Print/Mail Invoice is only available after you’ve added an active bank account.
- Print - Save the invoice as a PDF file for printing, faxing, or mailing later
- Email - Send the invoice directly to the customer, who will receive it as a PDF attachment to the email (the email includes a link to pay the invoice electronically)
Invoice Details (above image of invoice)
- Summary - Details of invoice
- Invoice Payments - Payments applied to invoice; enter (post) payment received from customer
- Notes - notes entered for invoice; enter new note for invoice
- Actions - Actions taken on invoice by users
- Documents - Supporting paperwork for invoice
- Audit Trail - A record of changes made to the invoice
Things to know
- Important: For security reasons, Print/Mail Invoice is only available after you’ve added an active bank account.
- We can only mail invoices within the United States
- At this time, we only have the option to download or print one invoice at a time.
- We send 1 separate email to each address in the To field, and we copy the addresses in the CC field on each on each separate email. If there are 5 addresses in the To field, any addresses in the CC field will receive 5 separate
- Any addresses added to the CC field will automatically be added as a Contact for the Customer, if it doesn’t already exist emails.