Invoicing questions
Diann
dhayes at hornelaw.us
Mon Mar 28 21:24:59 EDT 2011
1. I like the invoice functionality. However, I would like to be able
to have the functionality of actually editing the format of the invoice, to
change the column headings and to delete some of the columns altogether. Is
there a way to do this? For instance, I would like to replace the word
"Action" with the word "Case", and "Quantity" with "Time" (Attorneys bill
clients on a time-billed basis.). I would like to delete the discount
columns altogether. I would also like to delete the tax column (for the
present time) with the option of adding them back in should it become
necessary to start charging a tax for services provided to clients.
2. Is there a way to create a quick receipt for a one-time only billed
fee (such as for a consultation) instead of going through all the formality
of adding a customer, creating an invoice, posting, printing, paying the
invoice and receipting the client? This would be in a case where a
potential client has an appointment for a one-hour consultation only and
decides not to go forward with a legal action and we will never see them
again. The consultation could very well be over and done with before all
the above-mentioned data is entered in order to produce a receipt.
Thank you all so much for your input, suggestions and help.
Diann I. Hayes
Legal Assistant
Horne Law Firm, PLLC
2315 Market Street
Wilmington, NC 28403
Tel: 910.254.7901 Fax: 910.254.7903
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