
Negative Line Items For Invoices
A small business owner operates an e-commerce platform and needs to issue invoices for product returns. With the negative priced items feature, they can include the refunded amount as a negative priced item in the invoice, ensuring accurate documentation of the return transaction for compliance purposes.
Negative Line Items For Invoices: This feature enables businesses to include negative priced items within invoices, allowing them to capture information on advances, returns, or buybacks for compliance and legal purposes, thereby enhancing invoice flexibility and meeting regulatory requirements within the CRM.
⭐️ Why Does It Matter To Your Business?
Compliance and Legal Requirements: Businesses can now accurately document advances, returns, or buybacks within invoices by incorporating negative priced items, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and legal obligations.
Enhanced Invoice Flexibility: The ability to include negative priced items provides businesses with greater flexibility in invoice creation, accommodating diverse transaction scenarios and meeting specific business needs effectively.
Improved Financial Tracking: By capturing negative priced items within invoices, businesses can maintain comprehensive financial records, facilitating precise tracking of transactions and financial activities within the CRM.
⭐️ How To Use Negative Line Items For Invoices:
Access the “Payments” Tab from the left navigation menu and click on “Invoices” from the upper navigation menu and click on “+New” button to create a new invoice.
In Invoice, click on “Add Discount”. Select the discount type and add the amount. Click on the “Save” button.
Save the invoice and here you can see the added discount in Preview of your invoice.
This feature empowers businesses to meet compliance and legal requirements by accurately documenting advances, returns, or buybacks, thereby enhancing invoice flexibility and ensuring precise financial tracking for streamlined business operations.