Changing the Status of a Credit Note
As credit notes is effectively a negative invoice, it is treated as an invoice in CCLAS and undergoes similar processes and status changes as production invoices after it is released.
Note: Credit notes are only created for production invoices after they are released and booked.
- Released for authorisation—Assigns an Invoice Status of Released.
- Authorised for transmission—Assigns an Invoice Status of Authorised.
- Cancelled prior to transmission—Assigns an Invoice Status of Cancelled.
Once a credit note is authorised for issue to a client, the following activities apply another range of statuses to the invoice according to its progression with the client:
- The lab has issued the credit note to the client (email, mail or fax)—Assigns a status of transmitted.
- A transmitted credit note is accepted in the client system—Assigns a status of booked.
- A booked credit note is credited to a client—Assigns a status of credited.
Each of these activities are performed using the CCINV—Invoice application, which can also be accessed using the Reporting and Invoicing » Invoices menu option.
All invoicing tasks are performed at laboratory level, and can only be completed by users with Office Manager privileges.
Automatic Actions for Credit Notes
A laboratory can be configured for automatic credit note workflows to:
- Authorise credit notes automatically when they are released manually or automatically
- Transmit credit notes automatically when they are authorised manually or automatically
- Create credit notes as released or as booked automatically.
Each of these automation options is set in the laboratory, in the Invoicing tab of the CCLBRT—Laboratory application. Refer to Configuring a Laboratory for Invoicing for further information.
- Maintaining Invoices
- Maintaining Proposal Invoices
- Changing the Status of a Production Invoice
- Changing the Status of a Proposal Invoice
- Drafting Invoices
- Editing Invoices
- Releasing Invoices
- Cancelling Invoices
- Maintaining Invoice Documents for an Invoice
- Authorising and Unauthorising Invoices
- Transmitting, Booking, Rejecting, Paying and Crediting Production Invoices
- Sending, Accepting and Rejecting Proposal Invoices
- Configuring Invoice Preferences
