To make your transactions easy and consistent, all our transaction entry windows throughout the sales ledger have the same structure.
In this article, we aim to explain how you can create or enter a sales ledger invoice and we include two tables which take you through both the header and detail tabs and an explanation on each field. These two tabs make up your full transaction.
There are two different ways you can navigate in Financials to enter or create a sales ledger invoice and we have listed out those options below:
Access invoice directly from a customer record to create or enter a sales ledger invoice
To access an invoice directly from a customer record, to create or enter a sales ledger invoice, follow the steps below:
Click Debtors then click Customers.
Note: All customers are displayed. You can narrow down your search by using the advanced filters. You can also search on the columns directly by pointing the mouse to the name of the column and click on the icon and choose from the available filter list, then click OK.Select the checkbox next to a customer you wish to work with.
Note: The Action Panel automatically opens from the right-hand side of the screen.On the action panel, click Add Invoice and the Sales Ledger Invoice screen opens with the customer field pre-populated with your selected customer record.
Access invoice from the navigator to create or enter a sales ledger invoice
To access an invoice directly from the navigator, follow the steps below:
Click Debtors then click Transactions.
Select Invoice.
Below is an explanation of how to enter your details on the header and detail tabs when you are entering or creating a sales ledger invoice:
Tabs | Description |
Header |
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Dates |
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Customer |
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Terms |
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Credit Control Notes |
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EU |
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Custom |
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Tabs | Description |
Details section |
Note: If your database currency isn't GBP then the relevant currency code displays.
Once you click Save, these are set for when you add another invoice. |
Transaction User Keys
If you're using transaction user keys, these display on the detail line of an invoice.
For more information on setting up transaction user keys, follow our article on transaction user keys.
For information on attaching a transaction user key to a transaction, follow our article on attaching transaction user keys.
