Invoicing with FileMaker PRO and BusinessMan is simple, with the information from the Sale Order being automatically transferred to the invoice at the push of a button. Blank invoices can also be created directly from the customer if you need to bypass the SOP (Sales Order Process) system.
SummaryInvoices can be sent directly to the customer by email as a PDF. Customer statements are easily produced from the customer part of the Financial area. Payments can be made from the customer, which indicates the status of the customer account.
Features
Related ModulesAlso see: PDF ExampleClick the link below to open a PDF example of an invoice (requires Adobe Reader - Free):
Screen shotsInvoicing List Display all invoices between date ranges, all invoices not in your accounts system, open invoices and outstanding invoices. Select to view cancelled and/or completed invoices. Clicking the blue button on the invoice line will take the user to the invoice detail. Invoice Detail Click the Order tab to see what was placed at what point of the order. Email a PDF of the invoice to the contact at the click of a button. Go straight to the customer or order with one click. Credit Note Listing View credit notes by date range and a summary of the credit value. Credit Note Detail View credit note detail. Preview, print and email the credit note. Invoicing OverviewWe will now move to the invoicing section the first view is of open Invoices. These invoices have not yet been completed and remain in the open state until they have been set to complete.
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