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Grouping Invoices by Customer or Service Location
Grouping Invoices by Customer or Service Location
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Written by Angela
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Overview

Invoices can be grouped together by customer or by service location. Below are examples of what each option looks like.

NOTE: The Invoicing feature is only available for testing companies.


Invoices Grouped by Customer

When invoices are grouped by customer, line items for each test are included on one invoice, regardless of the service location.

In this example on the Customer page, there are line items for three tests at different service locations.

This PDF example shows each test as a separate line item, each of which is at a separate service location.  


Invoices Grouped by Service Location

When invoices are grouped by service location, invoice line items are grouped by service location.

In this example on the Customer page, invoices are broken up by service location. 

This PDF example shows one service location with two backflow assemblies.


Change How Invoices Are Grouped

Use the following instructions to change the way new invoices are grouped moving forward; existing invoices will remain grouped as they are now. For example, let's say that your invoices were grouped by customer and now you want to group them by service location. Any existing invoices will still be grouped by customer, and all new invoices will be grouped by service location.  

1. Select Administration from the navigation menu, and then select Invoicing Options.

2. On the Invoicing Options page, scroll to the Edit your companies invoicing options section.

3. Select one of the following options from the Group By Service Location dropdown list: 

  • Yes: Invoices tests separately by service location.

  • No: Invoices tests for all service locations together. 

4. When you are finished, click Update Company Invoicing Options at the bottom of the page.

 

Moving forward, invoices will be grouped by the method that you just selected. 

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