Search for an Existing Invoice

January 24, 2019 - by Ascora Team

Search for an Existing Invoice

 

Choose the Invoices Icon in the Top Menu to display the Invoices List.

 

 

 

To view the details for a specific Invoice, click the Invoice Number

 

Click to view the invoice details

 

 

 

 

Filter by Invoice Status

Narrow your search by filtering the Invoices List by the Invoice Status.  You can also choose to display Invoices for Closed Jobs Only be checking the toggle box.

 

Outstanding – will list all Invoices that are unpaid but not overdue

Overdue – will list all Invoices that are unpaid and past their due date

To Be Posted – will list all Invoices that have been marked as To Be Posted but not yet Marked as Posted

To Be Emailed – will list all Invoices that have been marked as To Be Emailed but not yet emailed

To Be Sent to Accounting Package – will list all Invoices that have not been sent to your Accounting Package (if you have established Accounts Integration)

Created in Last 7 Days – will list all Invoices that have been generated within the last 7 days

All – will list all Invoices.  This filter option will also allow you to set a Date range


Filter by Invoice Status

 

 

 

 

 

Open by Invoice Number or Site Customer

If you know the Invoice Number, type it directly into the Open by Invoice Number or Site box.  That Invoice will be listed in a dropdown menu – click on the Invoice number to view the Invoice details.

If you know any part of the Site Customer name for who the Invoice is for, type the name into the Open by Invoice Number or Site box.  As you type, a dropdown list of Invoices containing that Site Customer name will display.  Click on the required Invoice when it appears in the list.

 

 

 

 

Search Using the Global Search Box

You can type any Invoice-related information into the Search Box and the Invoices List will refine as you type.  For example, if you know the Customer is located in Fremantle, as you type “Fre” the Invoices List will refine to only show Invoices with details which include “Fre”.