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A task needs to be enabled in order for the customer to get Invoiced.
To activate the task go to Administration> Advanced> Tasks> Invoice Pre Ordered Products turn the check box on 'Enabled' and click on Save.
Enter the appropriate value in the Schedule field and to do so see link Setting task schedules

The billing rate is separate to the usage rate and the usage rate ha to be the same at the line that is getting credited.

Formula = Unit Quantity x Unit price ex tax \ Number of Invoices.


Log onto Readysell>Sales>Pre-ordered Products
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Click in the Customer field

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Click new a count cycle screen will pop up

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new to create the contract to stand for the pre ordered product 
Enter the values into the fields in the table below. Once completed click on Save then Click on Finalise.

FieldsComment
DateYou can leave the default date
Product Select a product that will stand for this pre ordered contract eg Labour
CustomerSelect the customer cardid for this pre ordered product
Unit QuantityEnter the quantity to be charged and sold
Product UnitThis will default from the product
Tax CodeThis will default from the product
Unit price ex taxIf the product has a default price then it will draw that price to the screen. This can be changed. Qty x Unit price ex tax/Invoices
Unit taxThis is a calculated field
Unit Price IncThis is a calculated field however you can change the price Inc Tax
Start DateEnter the date this pre ordered product contract is to start
CycleSelect an existing count cycle from the drop down list or create a count cycle to best suit this contract Count Cycles
StatusThis will update once Saved, then Finalise
Number of InvoicesEnter the number of Invoices to be generated and charged to the customer when the task runs.
Quantity UninvoicedThis is a calculated field
Quantity AvailableThis is a calculated field


  1. Enter  - 
  2. Enter start date - date this pre ordered product contract is to start
  3. Number of Invoices - how many invoices will apply to this pre ordered product
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  5. Cycle - either select a count cycle that already may exist or create a new count cycle 
  6. Customer - 

  7. Search for and select the customer from the list
  8. Enter a product, 
  9. Click on Save
  10. Check the set up and if you are happy with it click on 
  11. Finalise.
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