OnRent Go offers flexible invoicing options to support various scenarios:
An Order Invoice is linked to a sales order and allows you to generate an invoice based on completed deliveries. This method is ideal for invoicing goods that have already been dispatched, whether partially or in full.
Invoice Run
Ideal for batch processing, this method generates invoices for multiple orders at once, perfect for weekly or monthly billing cycles.Manual Invoice
A standalone invoice that can optionally be linked to an order. Useful for ad hoc charges, miscellaneous fees, or non-order-related billing.Credit Invoice
Used to refund all or part of an existing invoice, ensuring accurate financial adjustments and maintaining customer account integrity.
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Order Invoice
The Order Invoice will charge for items on a specific order from their charging start date up to a specified period. This can be done at any point even if the items are not yet on rent, which means you can do this to produce an advance invoice for any period you like. Note: this cannot be done for quotes until they are converted into an order.
To generate an order invoice, navigate to the order and select the Invoice Order option in the actions list:
This will then pop up the following screen:
Select the invoice date and the date you wish to charge up to (and including), then select OK. This will calculate rental charges and generate an invoice to print or email to the customer. Note: the Description field is just for your own reference and it will not appear on your document by default.
You can only have one draft invoice against an order, to create multiple invoices for multiple dates or ad hoc invoices you must have confirmed/issued/posted the previous invoices.
Invoice Run
The Invoice Run is a very powerful tool which you can use to bill multiple orders in one go, so you don’t need to invoice each order individually. For more information about this process, please see our Invoice Run guide at https://intercom.help/OnRent/en/articles/3471476-creating-an-invoice-run
Manual Invoice
Manual Invoices are useful for charging a deposit, transport charges or any other.
To generate a manual invoice, You can get here by going into Invoicing > Invoices & Credits > Add Invoice.
Select Add Invoice and it will move you onto the Invoice overview screen.
You can add in any invoice items in here including Sales and Non-Stock items.
Important: Adding stock items directly to an invoice without an associated sales order bypasses stock control. As a result, inventory levels will not be updated, which may lead to stock discrepancies. To maintain accurate stock management, stock items should be invoiced via a sales order.
Sending an Invoice
Once you’ve created an invoice, then your next step will be to send it to your customer. For more information about this process, please see our guide at https://intercom.help/OnRent/en/articles/5230747-how-to-email-an-invoice-credit-note
Please note that currently, you can email invoices individually; however, you can use the Bulk Email Invoices tool so you can send multiple invoices to customers in a few simple clicks. Bulk E-Mail Invoices | OnRent Go Help Center.
Posting an Invoice to your Accounts
If you’ve linked OnRent Go to an accounts package, such as Xero or Sage etc, then you can post/export your invoices to these by navigating to an invoice and then clicking Post Invoice. When you confirm this decision then your invoice (and all the financial data) will shortly appear in your accounts package.
If you are not linked to an Accounts Package, then Post Invoice will produce a CSV file for the financial data for each item on that invoice – this could be useful if you maintain your accounts manually or you link to software which OnRent Go doesn’t integrate with yet, since these can often import data from CSV files.
Note: Once you have posted an invoice, you can no longer edit or delete it, in order to avoid any potential mismatch of data with any accounts packages. However, you can still issue a Credit Invoice if you need to make any changes
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