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Issue Invoices (in Express Actions)

This Express Action lets you issue attendee invoices in bulk. You can read more about invoices here.

To Re-Issue invoices in bulk, use the Re-Issue Invoices action instead.


  • First, choose what type of output you want: ("Email" or "Print" if you want to send or give out invoices; or "Generate" if you just want the invoices changed from "Pending" to "Issued" in the attendee's financial records).

    • Note that you can't make any edits to an invoice after it's been issued.

    • For Email or Print, you also need to select normal invoices, Miscellaneous invoices, or both.

    • If you selected "Generate", only normal invoices can be generated, so this is selected by default and can't be changed.

  • Next, choose how you want the invoices ordered (for email or print):
    - by ID number
    - by Last Name, then First Name
    - by Organization, then Last Name, then First Name
    - by Invoice Number.

  • Then, click on the Target Group to choose who to include in the Express Action. [Click "Apply" to include all contact records in the event.]

  • Check under the Selected Records tab to make sure the correct records are included (and de-select records if necessary).

    • For this Express Action, only contacts with invoices that haven't yet been issued will appear in the Selected Records tab.

  • You can use all Selected Records, or just pick out some from within that list.

    • To exclude individual records, manually deselect them. You can select them again to include them if you change your mind.

    • You can also save the current list of Selected Records as a Data Snapshot.

  • To issue invoices by email:

    • Complete the email details as displayed.

    • Select Queue or Send Now to complete your email submission.

  • To issue invoices as printed documents:

    • Select Print to complete, and your invoice(s) will be available as PDF files.

  • To "Generate" invoices (change from Pending to Issued), select "Create".


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