Billing Overview
What is a Bill?
A bill, which is also known as a client invoice or the Bill Report, records the details of goods and services that were supplied and the price that the client is expected to pay. A bill can be created in the following ways:
- Automatically during the final bill process.
- Manually to record the details of a bill when the originating bill was created in a third party system.
- Manually to record a debt owed by a client or employee for miscellaneous purchases.
Features
The billing documents allow you to:
- Define billing control and formatting elements, which includes formats, styles, configurations, cycles, and bill name schedules. See Define Bills.
- Generate and review prebills. See Generate Prebills.
- Enter billing corrections. See Modify Bills.
- Request, review, and void final bills. See Generate Final Bills. Also, an electronic version of final bills may be generated. See EDI Billing.
- Monitor billing values and their implications. See Monitor Billing.
- Generate, review and edit bill backup. See Bill Backup.
Billing Flowchart
The flowchart provides an overview of the basic Billing processes.