Adding payment terms to your invoices is a good way to let your customers know when to pay you. It can help them pay on time too.
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The following steps contain everything you need to help you add terms and payment details to your invoice layout.
If you offer settlement or prompt payment discounts to customers, you'll need to follow a different process.
If you want to show the same payment terms on all invoices, for example, 'Payment due 30 days from invoice date', you can add a text box.
NOTE: As not all sections of an invoice layout are visible when you print, you should ensure you add your terms to a printable section, for example, the invoice footer alongside your invoice totals.
If your terms vary and you record them in each customer record in the Trading Terms text box in the Credit Control tab, you can add an expression to show the relevant terms for each customer:
NOTE: As not all sections of an invoice layout are visible when you print, you should ensure you add your terms to a printable section, for example, the invoice footer alongside your invoice totals.
If you use the Payment Due and Payment Due From fields in your customer records, you can add an expression to calculate the due date based on this.
| INVOICE.PAYMENT_DUE_DATE <> Null ? INVOICE.INVOICE_TYPE_CODE IN (0,1,2) AND (SALES_LEDGER.PAYMENT_DUE_FROM <> 0 OR SALES_LEDGER.PAYMENT_DUE_DAYS > 0) ? "Payment Due: " : "":"" |
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NOTE: As not all sections of an invoice layout are visible when you print, you should ensure you add your terms to a printable section, for example, the invoice footer alongside your invoice totals.
We've created a short video guide to demonstrate this process:
TIP: This video is part of a free Sage University course. To sign up for this, or see other free Sage University training courses.
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