How do I turn an accepted quotation into an invoice?
Convert it from the quotation. The line items, quantities, rates, GST treatment and totals carry across unchanged, and the resulting invoice records which quotation it came from.
QuotationsQuoting, revising and converting to an invoice.
Convert it from the quotation. The line items, quantities, rates, GST treatment and totals carry across unchanged, and the resulting invoice records which quotation it came from.
QuotationsDraft is not sent yet; sent is awaiting a response; negotiating means the buyer countered; accepted and rejected record their decision; expired means the validity date passed; converted means it became an invoice or sales order.
Revise the quotation and send it again. Each revision is kept in history rather than overwriting the previous version, so you can see what changed between versions later.
If you set a valid-until date, yes โ the quotation moves to expired once that date passes, so an old price cannot be accepted months later.
Yes. Where fulfilment happens before billing, convert to a sales order first and raise the invoice from there.
No. A quotation is a commercial offer and does not affect your GST position. It becomes a tax invoice only when you convert it.
Yes. Quotations can require internal approval before sending, which suits teams where a discount needs a second pair of eyes.
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