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Introducing Invoicing

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March 05, 2017
We know how important it is to have a simple and streamlined system put in place; one destination for you and one platform to run your business from. And today, we took another giant step towards building and being the most powerful platform for wedding professionals. We're so excited to announce our newest pro feature––Invoicing! 
 
Now you can create, send, and manage invoices directly in Aisle Planner! No more excel sheet invoices or sending them through another system. Plus, we are already ramping up for our next new feature launch by releasing online payments!

 

Aisle Planner Invoicing New Feature

How to Create an Invoice

To create an invoice, click the Invoices tab in your Planner Dashboard. Then, click the New Invoice button that you see in the upper left hand corner of your screen and give the invoice a name; after you do, click Create Invoice and a blank invoice will appear on your screen.

Creating your invoice from there is easy! Simply enter and/or edit the following information:

  • Recipient's contact information (This should include their mailing address but can also include the purpose for the invoice - something like "For the Wojcik Wedding")
  • Invoice number (if you do nothing, no invoice number will appear)
  • Set your currency
  • Line items for the services provided or products sold
  • The quantity and rate
  • Any discounts or taxes
  • Set up a payment schedule and due dates
  • Any notes you want to include (ex. payment instructions)
Pro Tip: Make sure you've completed the Contact section under your Business Settings. That way, your organization information will automatically get pulled into the invoice.

  Aisle Planner Invoicing New Feature

Sending Invoices

Once you've entered all of the information into your invoice, you can click on the Export button to do one of several things: Preview, Publish, Record Payment, Close or Delete.

We always recommend previewing any documents you send from Aisle Planner so, simply click Preview to have a peek at what your invoice will look like to your client (you can also download the invoice when in preview mode). After you have reviewed everything, click on the Export button and then Publish Invoice. A window will open where you can choose to send the invoice via an email or download it as a PDF. If you choose to send it via an email, simply enter the recipient's email address, type in a subject line and message, and click Send!

Aisle Planner Invoicing New Feature  

Managing Your Invoices

You can manage all of your invoices (both drafts and published ones) in your Invoice Manager. After you have created a draft or sent an invoice, when you click on the Invoices tab on your Planner Dashboard, you will see all of your invoice drafts, payments that are coming up in the next 30 days as well as any invoices that were published without a scheduled payment or due date.

Aisle Planner Invoicing New Feature

In addition to highlighting what you have outstanding or in progress under the Current tab, you can easily access an archive of your invoices (active and paid) under the All tab, and your payment history under Payments.

Pro Tip: Create a Vendor Record for your business within the wedding/event or project (in case you haven't already) and break out the same payment schedule. That way, payment notifications are set.
 
As always, if you have any questions about our new features, don’t hesitate to get in touch! You can check out our FAQs in our help center here or reach us at customercare@aisleplanner.com
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Aisle Planner Editorial Team
Aisle Planner Editorial Team
The Aisle Planner Editorial Team is a collective of creative writers, editors, and former event pros who obsess over weddings and special events—and the businesses behind them! Drawn to refined details, design, and creativity, our team provides intelligent and straightforward articles with insights, practical tips, and expert guidance in putting Aisle Planner's "Power of One" behind your business.