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Creating a Bill for a Vendor

Learn how to create and manage vendor bills, add line items, and handle item management effectively.

Written by Conor Taliancich

Creating a Vendor Bill

  1. Go to Vendors from the left-side navigation.

  2. Select the vendor you want to bill from the vendor list on the left. (Or create a new one if you need to (How to Add a Vendor).

  3. Click New Bill on the right side of the page.

  4. Enter the details in the New Bill form, including:

  • Bill No.: invoice number or reference number

  • Item: the type of charge

  • Site: the building or unit related to the charge

  • Description: a brief description of the charge

  • Company: the associated company

  • Amount: the total charge amount

  • Dates: billing and due dates

Managing Bill Items

If the item you need is not listed:

  1. Click the Item dropdown menu.

  2. Scroll down and select Manage.

  3. In the Manage Items window, click New.

  4. Create the new item.

  5. Click Submit.

  6. Refresh the page to use the new item on the current bill.

Note: If a newly created item is missing or unavailable in the Item dropdown, check its linked account and the company/association selected for the bill line. Items linked to an company/association-specific account can only be used for that company/association. If you have left the company/association dropdown blank, or if you have the wrong one selected, the item may not appear. If the list has not updated after saving the item, try refreshing the page.

Adding Multiple Line Items

You can add multiple line items to a bill, such as separate charges for different repairs.

To add another line item:

  1. Click Add Line Item on the bill form.

You can also:

  1. Click the dropdown menu on the right side of the bill form.

  2. Select Add Line Item.

  3. Fill in the details for each additional line item, including the item, company, site, amount, and any other required fields.

Saving the Bill

After completing all necessary fields, click Save at the bottom right of the bill form.

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