Invoicing Process and Statuses

An invoice has a status attached to it that determines what can happen to the invoice. A copy of all deleted and voided invoices are kept.

The following flow chart shows the Invoice Status process.

The following statuses are possible:

Status

Purpose

Possible next statuses

Draft

Status after initial creation.

Able to be edited and add additional items

Awaiting Payment

Paid

Delete

Booked

Once a Quote has an appointment date attached to it, the Status is automatically changed to Booked. If it is converted to an Invoice,  the Status will stay as Booked.

Draft

Deleted

Awaiting Payment

Once an invoice has been finalised it can be changed to Awaiting Payment. This is the status to use once an invoice has been given to a client.

If there is a problem with the invoice it must be voided and a new invoice created.

Paid

Void

Paid

Payment has been received and is lodged against an invoice.

If payment has been incorrectly assigned then it must be refunded before the Invoice can be voided if there is a problem with it.

Refund

Deleted

Used to negate an invoice before it has been finalised and set to Awaiting Payment

None

Voided

Used to negate an invoice after it has been finalised and potentially sent to the client but no payment is currently lodged against it.

None