3 PRACTICAL LESSONS

Quotations & invoices

Follow a quote through approval, invoicing, payment and project tracking.

ENGLISH VIDEO · 54 SECONDS

From a quotation to an invoice

A narrated introduction using cropped stills from the recorded interface. Follow the lessons below for complete procedures.

English narration: ElevenLabs George · English subtitles included

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Start with the document type

Quotation and Invoicing helps a service business describe work and track what a customer owes. Choose the correct workspace, then Create Quote or Create Invoice. A quotation proposes the work; an invoice records the amount being billed.

Build clear line items

In the editor, add a useful subject, then select a catalog item or write a custom line. Check quantity, price and the line total. Add clear customer notes and terms. Confirm the customer, dates and payment destination before saving or sharing a document.

Follow the document through

Review the saved document before sending it. When an accepted quotation becomes an invoice, verify the resulting lines and totals. Record payment only when it has actually been received. The other lessons explain suppliers, bills, purchase orders and projects without treating them as stock receiving.

Lesson 01 · Practical guide

Set up your invoice workspace

Before preparing a quotation, put your identity, customers, reusable items and receiving accounts in place.

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Lesson 02 · Practical guide

From quotation to paid invoice

Follow a service job from an estimate to a documented payment, keeping the quotation, invoice and payment ledger distinct.

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Lesson 03 · Practical guide

Supplier bills, purchase orders and projects

Track commitments, supplier invoices and payments without treating them as interchangeable records.

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