Create, review and issue an invoice
Build a draft from the correct customer and job, select the intended commercial sources, review the document and issue it deliberately.
Step by step
- Open Invoices, choose the create action and select the correct customer and job.
- Confirm the recipient, currency, invoice date and default due date.
- Choose the relevant quoted lines, approved variations, costs, labour or intentional invoice-only lines.
- Save the draft and review every line description, quantity, unit value, tax and total.
- Open the rendered document and confirm number, business identity, recipient and payment information.
- Choose Save and approve or the supported issue action only when the draft is complete, then follow delivery and sync state.
Good practice
Keep the invoice as a draft while commercial sources are still changing. Issuing is a controlled financial action, not a formatting preview.
Before you begin
- The customer and job are correct and the billable scope has been approved.
- Numbering, payment and tax defaults have been tested.
Complete workflow
How the workflow moves
- 01Select
Choose the customer and job that own the invoice.
- 02Compose
Bring in quoted scope, approved variations, costs, labour or intentional manual lines.
- 03Review
Check recipient, description, tax, totals, due date and rendered document.
- 04Issue
Approve and send only when the draft is complete.
Setup dependency
Settings that change this workflow
The same task can behave differently between organisations. Check these settings before treating a different result as an error.
/settings/setup/numberingControls automatic or manual invoice number allocation.
Open in SignBas3 →/settings/general/paymentProvides the normal due date used by a new draft.
Open in SignBas3 →/settings/general/financeInfluences tax and accounting treatment for the financial handoff.
Open in SignBas3 →If your workspace behaves differently, record the relevant job, client or record number and raise a support ticket so the team can investigate the exact context.
