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View and Edit Consolidated Invoices and Sub-Invoices

You can view and edit a consolidated invoice. You can also view and edit sub-invoices: the individual invoices that make up the consolidated invoice. 

And that’s what this article is about: viewing and editing consolidated invoices and sub-invoices.

Note: This article assumes you know how to create a consolidated invoice.

Notice the hierarchy in the image below, once you’ve created a consolidated invoice. The word “consolidated” appears next to the invoice that was consolidated, and the sub-invoices are listed beneath. 

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With this in mind, let’s view and edit a consolidated invoice.

 

View and Edit a Consolidated Invoice

Click on the hyperlinked dollar amount in the AMOUNT column.

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This will direct you to the draft version of the consolidated invoice, where you can view and edit details.

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Here’s what you need to know:

  • The consolidated invoice is grouped by project; the sub-invoices appear as line items.
  • Line items are read-only. That means, you can’t make changes to the line items inside the consolidated invoice.
    If you want to change a line item, you need to access the specific sub-invoice, which is explained in greater detail in the section below.
  • Common fields like invoice number, status, and terms can be edited and saved on the consolidated invoice. Sub-invoices inherit these common fields from the consolidated invoice, and they’re read-only. So if you change the status on the consolidated invoice, all of the sub-invoices will be affected as well.
  • Remove an invoice from a consolidated invoice clicking drop. This will remove the invoice from the consolidated invoice. It will now become its own invoice.

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View and Edit a Sub-Invoice

The individual invoices that make up your consolidated invoice are called sub-invoices. You can view and edit portions of these invoices after they’ve been consolidated. 

Edit a sub-invoice by clicking EDIT on the consolidated invoice itself. Doing so will open the invoice in a new tab so you can edit it.

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You’ll know that you’re in a sub-invoice because you’ll see a note at the top of your window indicating that this document is part of a consolidated invoice, followed by a link to the invoice.

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The gray fields are inherited from the consolidated invoices, so you can’t edit those. However, you can make line-item changes. 

For example, you can edit the line item description, quantity, rate, or amount. You can remove a line item, by clicking on the trash can, or add more time (in the Time tab). 

You can also make edits of the Time and Expense details in the sub-invoice.

Once you save your changes, the updates will be applied to the consolidated invoice.

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