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- Hours/products: This will accumulate every hour and product added to the task and regard it as invoicable
- Fixed price: An agreed upon fixed price
- Fixed price (except products): An agreed upon fixed price but where additional products added will also be regarded for invoicing
- Per planned visit: There will be created an invoice line for each planning of the task; this will also include product use
- Per planned visit (max. 1 pr day): There will be one invoice line per day where there is one or more plannings; this will also include product use
- Per real visit: There will be created an invoice line for each hour registration on the task; this will also include product use
- Per real visit (max. 1 pr day): There will be one invoice line per day where there is one or more hour registration; this will also include product use
- No charge: There will not be created invoice lines for the task
- No charge (except products): There will only be created invoice lines for the product use
- Stage invoicing: A bit like fixed price with multiple budget areas, but the amount is invoiced in stages, available from mid 2024
If the task is part of a project then you may also select Invoice from project.
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Invoice lines will be created for each invoicable product use.
Stage invoicing
If a task uses stage invoicing a new tab named "Stage invoicing" will appear on the task details page. Here you can add any number of lines, each line will have a value and a percentage.
When you invoice the task, invoice lines will be created for any lines where the current percentage is greater than the previous percentage; if the previous % was greater than 0 then a negative line will also be created. So if the value is 300000 and the previous % is 10 and the current % is 20, two lines will be created: one for -10% of 300000, and one for 20% of 300000.
No charge
Invoicable
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See also
Why are the remaining amounts on the invoice not recalculated?
Why tasks that have been set to be free of charge still are displayed under "Pending invoicing"