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How to credit an outgoing invoice and create a new corrected invoice?

Use this instruction when an outgoing invoice has already been created, but it must be corrected by creating a credit invoice and then creating a new corrected invoice.

This process includes four main steps:

  1. Create a credit invoice for the existing invoice.
  2. Create a new corrected invoice.
  3. Update the income amount in the client order.
  4. Clear the debts for the original invoice and the credit invoice.

1. How to create a credit invoice?

  1. Open the outgoing invoice that needs to be credited.
  2. Click the three-dot menu.
  3. Select Create credit invoice.

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CLOUDEX TMS will create a new invoice with the type Credit invoice. The credit invoice will have the same amount as the original invoice, but with a minus value.

If you only need to credit part of the invoice amount, click the Edit icon in the invoice content list and change the amount.

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2. How to create a new corrected invoice?

Before creating the new invoice, correct the information in the related Client order that caused the original invoice to be incorrect.

Then create a new outgoing invoice from the same client order.

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3. How to update the income amount in the client order?

This is important when the corrected invoice amount is different from the original invoice amount.

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4. How to clear the debts for the original invoice and credit invoice?

After the credit invoice is created, clear the debts for both:

  • the original outgoing invoice;
  • the credit invoice.

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Create an Outgoing invoice clearing act. After the clearing act is created, the debts for both invoices will be cleared and both invoice statuses will be changed to Paid.

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Common mistakes

  • The client order is not corrected before creating the new invoice.
  • The credit invoice amount is not adjusted when only part of the invoice should be credited.
  • The income amount in the client order is not updated after creating the corrected invoice.
  • The original invoice and credit invoice debts are not cleared.