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Quick-Close Invoicing Settings

Manage Your Settings

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Written by Erin Pender
Updated over a week ago

Quick-Close Settings

The quick-close invoicing settings allow you to customize the options that are available to your customer when you send the invoice.

Click on the button next to the setting option to turn it on or off.

Show Invoice – this displays Invoice tab on the invoice

Show Contract – this displays the Contract tab on the invoice

Show Payments – this displays any active payments on the Invoice tab

The Client Workflow

If all of the Quick-Close settings are enabled, and a proposal has been added to the process, there is a basic workflow added requiring the client to take the following actions:

  1. Review the proposal and accept it by clicking Submit & Continue.

  2. Sign the contract and click Submit & Continue.

  3. At this time, the client will be presented with the invoice. Any configured payments will also be displayed at that time.

By using the settings in the Quick-Close invoicing you can remove portions of the workflow (i.e. turn off the Contract to allow the client to pay without signing OR start with just an invoice so the client is not required to review the proposal first. Use all of the available settings, or a combination of the settings, to achieve the workflow that aligns with your business needs.

ℹ️ Note: If you have connected your account with QuickBooks, QuickBooks Sync will display. Turning this on will sync the invoice to your connected QuickBooks Online account.

See below image for an example of the Quick-Close Invoicing process:

Invoice & Proposal Settings

To change the invoice or proposal settings, click the Settings tab on the editor.

Show Event Info – show or hide the event information on the invoice or proposal

Show Business Info – show or hide your business information on the invoice or proposal

Description (staff only) – add additional information that only you and your staff will see

Proposal Notes – add additional notes on the invoice or proposal

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