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Enter a downpayment on an invoice
Thread poster: Veronica Montserrat
Veronica Montserrat
Veronica Montserrat
France
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Member (2020)
English to French
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Nov 20, 2021

Hello,

I'm using the Proz invoices tool and would like to know how to enter a down payment on a final invoice.

I've created a draft invoice in which I created an item for the downpayment and entered the negative amount so that it'll be substracted from the total but when I hit save, it doesn't save the prepaid amount.

There's a line that says "payment made", yet I don't see where to enter a prepayment.

Thank you in advance,
Best regards,<... See more
Hello,

I'm using the Proz invoices tool and would like to know how to enter a down payment on a final invoice.

I've created a draft invoice in which I created an item for the downpayment and entered the negative amount so that it'll be substracted from the total but when I hit save, it doesn't save the prepaid amount.

There's a line that says "payment made", yet I don't see where to enter a prepayment.

Thank you in advance,
Best regards,
Veronica

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