Invoicing and Terms Overview
Velocity has a powerful invoicing and payment terms module that aims diversify how and when your customers should pay for goods. When the invoicing module is enabled for your business, you can enable terms on a per-customer basis.
A customer's invoicing history and settings are on the Invoicing tab of the Customer Details page.
On this tab, select settings to configure a customer's invoicing options.
- Terms: If this input is set to a number of net days, this enables a customer's account to place an order on terms.
- Total limit: The maximum invoiced amount the customer is approved for. The customer's account is unable to place orders on terms if they are currently over the maximum invoiced amount.
- Place invoicing on hold: This option marks customer's terms approval on hold while preserving your configured options.
The Balance History section of this page is an overview of a customer's invoiced orders and payments. Unapplied balance is the amount of money the customer has available to pay down invoiced orders. Amount invoiced is the sum of unpaid invoices.
The image below demonstrates the relationship between unapplied balance and invoice payments. Money from any of the customer's payment methods flows into Unapplied balance, where it is pooled together. Then, balance flows into an invoiced order to reduce the unpaid amount.
To learn more about adding balance with an online payment method, see Making a Payment. To learn more about adding balance with an offline payment method, see Recording an Offline Payment.