Create a recurring invoice

Thursday 9th July 2009 by Dana

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Create a recurring invoice
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Steps
1. Navigate to either:
Sales > Invoices > Recurring
Purchases >  Invoices > Recurring
2. Select New Recurring Invoice
3. Enter details of Recurring Invoice
4. Confirm invoice
5. Check that invoice appears under Recurring Templates

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Create a multi-currency invoice

Thursday 25th June 2009 by Dana

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Create a multi-currency invoice

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Settings

Steps

1. Navigate Settings > Toggle Features

2. Turn on Beta Features click Confirm Changes

3. Turn on Multi-Currency click Confirm Changes

4. Navigate Sales > Invoices click Create New Invoice

5. Enter details of the invoice and select the currency to invoice in

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How to email a sales invoice to a customer

Friday 29th May 2009 by Tim

This video shows you how to send an invoice to a customer in Clear Books via email.

The customer will receive an email with a link to a customer statement containing all their invoice history.

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Multi-currency accounting beta

Wednesday 1st April 2009 by Tim

ClearBooks supports multi-currency invoicing and multi-currency bank accounts. This is an early beta feature.  Whereas the core ClearBooks accounting system is still in beta but has been extensively tested, multi-currency accounting is at an early release stage. 

We would invite our beta testers to experiment with multi-currency separately from accounts which are actively being used. To enable multi-currency go to the “Settings” menu to turn it on.

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Invoice numbering and prefixes

Thursday 5th March 2009 by Tim

Clear Books has two broad categories of invoices: Sales Invoices and Purchase Invoices.

When using Clear Books you will mostly deal with invoices prefixed INV and PUR. INV represents a Sales Invoice you send to a customer. PUR represents a purchase you receive from a supplier. Although a supplier will use its own invoice numbering system, Clear Books uses the PUR prefix to identify an invoice as a purchase as well as to uniquely identify the invoice in Clear Books.

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