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Amending Invoice Details in Weighsoft

This article explains the limitations and available options when attempting to amend invoice details in Weighsoft.

Written by Noel Collings
Updated over a week ago

If the Invoice Has Not Been Posted

If the invoice has not yet been posted to your accounts package certain fields can be amended directly:

The following fields can be edited directly on an invoice via the green "burger" menu when viewing the invoice details

Change Invoice Bill Address

  1. Click on the Change Invoice Bill Address option

  2. Enter new address details OR click on the spyglass and select an address from within Weighsoft

  3. Click Save

Change Invoice Date

  1. Click on the Change Invoice Date option

  2. The field will show the existing date

  3. Select a new date for the invoice

  4. Click Set

Update Items En Masse

This allows you to search for multiple invoices and amend the Customer Order No or Item Customer Order No

  1. Use the fields in the yellow section of the screen

  2. Once you have set the criteria, hit Search

  3. The screen will display all matching un-posted invoices in the lower section of the screen

  4. Select which field to change from the drop-down

  5. Set the new value in the blank field

  6. Tick the box against any items that you want the new value to be applied to

  7. Click Update Selected

πŸ€“Tip: Alternatively you can click Update All and the new value will be applied to all items that resulted from the search.

Important: In order to change the Customer Order No the relevant setting must be enabled.

  1. Navigate to Administration>Settings>Finance>Other

  2. Enabled the "Allow Cust Order No Change" setting

  3. Click Save

If the Invoice Has Been Posted

If the invoice has already been posted to your accounts package then the Update Items En Masse option will still be available, but only the Customer order No is available to be updated.

  • All other details are locked and cannot be deleted.

  • In this case, your only option is to:

    • Create a credit note for the original invoice.

    • Re-invoice with the corrected details.

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