Using the Update > Modify feature on a posted invoice, you can create a new invoice, copied from the old invoice but with a new date and number. The remaining balance from the original invoice is moved to the updated invoice.
You should modify an invoice if:
Select Upd > Copy to create a copy of an existing posted invoice. This will create a new invoice with a new number and new date but for the same contract, account, units, weight, and amount. This is most useful for vendor invoices for recurring expenses or for direct receivables or expenses charged to customers.
Select Upd > Modify from a posted invoice.
CATS will show you an invoice number, contract number, account, and date, just as you see when creating a new invoice. Select Apply to continue.
Because CATS only posts the difference in amount between the original invoice and an updated invoice, if you attempted to post an invoice that was exactly the same as the original, the amount on the invoice would be $0.00
. However, you could change the weight or units but not the amount and still post this invoice.
You can also Pick Invoice Items > Review Invoice Items, then choose an item and Edit to change the weight, units, and/or amount.
Select Apply when finished and CATS will display the updated item in the items list on screen.
Alternatively, you can add a new invoice item (see the process for adding a vendor item below) to adjust the units, weight and/or amount.
The “Amount to post” is shown in the bottom right corner, next to the “Prior invoice” amount.
In the example shown here, we changed the weight to 15,009 KG
(which changed the unit weight), and the amount to $36,772.05
.
As shown on the bottom right, only $408.00
(the difference between the original invoice and the modified invoice) will post to the general ledger.
Also, a change to the inventory will be posted: 200 LB
will be added to the inventory.
Print and post the invoice as normal and you will see the change posted to the contract.
Here is the One Invoice Record for this invoice, so you can see what this chain of invoices looks like. The Q and q type entries are adjustments made by CATS to move the balance from the original invoice to the final invoice.
Select Exit after posting to return to the Invoicing menu.
Select Upd > Reverse from a posted invoice.
CATS will show you an invoice number, contract number, account, and date, just as you see when creating a new invoice. Select Apply to continue.
CATS will automatically reverse the units, weight and amount on the original invoice.
Print in the format you want. Then post invoice.
Once posted if you go into location screen there will be no invoices listed.