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Managing invoices (web)

The Invoices page on the web is your post-signature control centre: overdue list, payment status, per-customer history, email delivery and one-click export for your accountant.

What you see on the page

A summary card at the top with totals for the active filter:

  • Invoices — count.
  • Net / VAT / Gross — totals.

To the right, the export buttons Bookkeeping archive (ZIP) and CSV only (see Email & bookkeeping).

Below that, the table with search, customer filter, date-range picker and status filter.

Status filter

The filter at the top right narrows to one lifecycle stage:

  • Drafts — prepared invoices from recurring contracts that haven’t been signed yet.
  • Open — signed, not yet marked as paid. Within the first two weeks.
  • Overdue — signed, unpaid and older than 14 days. Red badge.
  • Paid — invoices marked paid, with payment method.
  • All — no restriction.

Mark as paid

  1. Click the green check icon on the row.
  2. In the dialog pick the payment method: Cash, Transfer, Card or Other.
  3. The row moves to status Paid. Date, payment method and the person who marked it are recorded.

Per-customer history

In the mobile Quick Invoice screen, under the selected customer there’s a View history button. It opens a panel listing every past invoice for that customer — sorted by date, with a status badge and a direct PDF link.

The same view is available on the web by setting the customer filter at the top of the invoices table.

Open the PDF

Click the PDF icon on a row to open the signed invoice in a new tab. From there you can save, print or forward.

Send by email

Click the envelope icon to send the invoice to the customer by email. See Email delivery.

Date range

The date-range button filters by invoice date. Click it and pick a start and end date. The summary card automatically updates to the totals for that range.

Who needs which permission?

TaskPermission
Open the invoices pageMedium — bookkeeping, management
Mark as paidMedium — bookkeeping
Export bookkeeping archiveHigh — management, bookkeeping
Manage the invoice listHigh