First Method (Single AWB Invoice Creation):
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Open the AWB:
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From the AWB list, double-click on the AWB you want to invoice.
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Navigate to the Revenue Tab:
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By default, basic revenue items are added. You can modify or add more items as needed.
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Insert Rates and Updating Pricing:
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Add the rate per item (per kg/lbs) or a fixed price, if applicable, for each item and press "Create".
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Once the lines are created, press Update to lock the figures and prevent further changes. The "Update revenue" button will disappear.
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Invoicing Options: After updating, you have several options for generating invoices:
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Option 1: Create Invoices for Each Line Individually:
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Tick Connect at the end of the line.
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Press Job, select Job Subtype, enter Bank details and Due Date, then press Create Invoice.
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Option 2: Connect Line to Existing Invoice:
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Tick Connect at the end of the line.
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Press Job, insert the existing Job Number, and press Create.
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Option 3: Create Invoice for All Items:
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Create one invoice for all items by selecting Job Subtype, entering Bank details and Due Date, and pressing Create.
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Review Jobs:
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After jobs are created, you can see them connected to the revenue. By pressing the job number, you can open the Job itself.
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Second Method (Multiple AWB Invoices Creation):
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Follow steps from the First Method until you reach Update.
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From the AWB List:
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Option 1: Create One Invoice for All AWBs (Same Customer):
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Select the AWBs from the list, and press Create entry for selected. This creates a single invoice for all AWBs from the same customer.
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Option 2: Create Separate Invoices for Each AWB:
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Select AWBs from the list, press Create separate entries for selected, and ensure the Make separate invoices tick is selected.
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Option 3: Create a List of Jobs by Customers:
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Select AWBs from the list, press Create list of jobs by customers, and this will create separate jobs for all chosen customers.
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Job Creation and Review:
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By clicking on the Print Icon, a pop-up will open, allowing you to open or print the job directly.
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