Module · TMS
Invoices List
Invoices List
The interfaceList of invoicesallows you to display in detailall invoices recordedin the system. It offers a global view of billings carried out, as well as quick access to allessential informationfor monitoring, consultation or management.
Objective hand
This interface is designed to:
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View the history of all invoices.
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View the details of each invoice.
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Search and filter invoices based on multiple criteria.
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Perform actions: consultation, editing, deletion or export.
Information displayed for each invoice
Each line in the list corresponds to an invoice and displays the following data:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Reference | Single invoice number |
| Date | Invoice creation date |
| Customer | Billed customer name |
| Amount excluding tax / tax included | Total amount excluding taxes and all taxes included |
| Payment method | Method chosen (transfer, cash, etc.) |
| Status | Current status:Billed, Canceled, Paid |
| Number of linked trips | Number of trips associated with the invoice |
| Actions | Buttons allowing you to: view, modify, delete |
Available functions
Search filters
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Filter bydate, customer, status, reference, etc.
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This makes it easy to find a specific invoice or to group several invoices according to a given criterion.
View invoice details
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Click on theconsultation icon (magnifying glass or eye)to access the complete invoice sheet.
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You will find: the trips invoiced, the amounts, the currency, the bank account, the payment conditions, etc.
Edit an invoice
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If the status of the invoice allows it (eg: unlocked), you can click on theedit iconto adjust the information.
Delete an invoice
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In case of error or cancellation, click on thedelete iconto delete the invoice (if the deletion rules allow it).
Important notes
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Invoices are displayedfrom newest to oldestby default.
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It is possible toexportthe lists inExcel or PDFfor archiving or analysis.
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Abadge or colorcan visually indicate the status of the invoice (e.g. green = paid, red = canceled).

