The invoices raised are not getting posted to the profit and loss?
You have to mark the as sent, which you can do in 3 ways.
Click on the ‘Send Button’:
This will give you 3 options:
- It will email the invoice directly to your client. You can customise the message, and even track when they open it (providing you don’t attach it as a PDF)
- Quick File can print and post it straight to them for you. This will use your account credit (click ‘Find out more’ for details)
- If you’re printing it yourself, you can just flag it as sent.
Any of these 3 options will make it an actual invoice rather showing them as a draft
Are you sure @Parker1090 ? because two of my invoices even though i am using accrual because they are part payments don’t show up right in P/L but i assumed that because it part payments so i am wondering if that is bug or meant to be, when you hit send it will show up on P/L but seems to be strange when you log payment and it not full.
Yes that is correct, and the P&L does not regard payments only invoices. However if you’re referring to a purchase invoice (OP is referring to sales invoices) then it could well be posted to an asset code which sits on the balance sheet not the P&L.
EDIT:
Also if you have a bunch of invoices to update use the method described here, it will be much quicker.