What invoices are
What you bill for a finished repair, and why this list holds fewer invoices than Finance does.
An invoice is the document that asks the customer for the money. In Repairs it is always the end of a chain that began with a ticket: equipment came in, work was done, parts were fitted, and this is the bill for it.
Highlights
- Only invoices raised from a repair appear here, and there are usually more in Finance.
- The reference number names the ticket the work was done on.
- Payments show on the invoice itself, in the associated documents panel.
- Overdue is counted in days and shown in red on the list.
- A wrong invoice is corrected with a credit note, never by editing it after the fact.
The list

What an invoice holds

- Reference Number
- The repair ticket this bill came from, which is how you get from a payment query back to the equipment.
- Associated documents
- Every payment received against this invoice, with the mode it arrived by and what it settled.
- Terms of Payment
- How long the customer has, which is what the due date is worked out from.
- Due Date
- The day it stops being outstanding and starts being late.
Reading the states
| Badge | What it means | Whose move |
|---|---|---|
| Draft | Raised but not issued. The customer has not seen it | Yours: send it |
| Due in N days | Issued, unpaid, and still inside its terms | Nobody's yet. Leave it alone |
| Paid | Settled in full, with nothing outstanding | Nobody's. It is done |
| Partially Paid | Some money has arrived and a balance remains | Theirs, then yours to chase |
| Overdue by N days | The due date has passed with a balance still on it | Yours: chase it |