Create Customer Invoices for Consolidated Billing
Create:
- A customer contract.
- Custom references for ad hoc project transactions.
- Billable transactions.
- A consolidated billing schedule.
Security:
- Process: Billing - Invoicingdomain in the Customer Contracts and Project Billing functional areas.
- Process: Project Billing - Invoicingdomain in the Project Billing functional area.
You can consolidate billing installments, transactions, and usage-based transactions on
customer invoices using consolidation grouping and invoice date options. You can also
override the invoice date on an installment, and reconsolidate the charges using the new
invoice date. You can run either of these tasks:
- Create Customer Invoices for Consolidated Billing
- Schedule Create Customer Invoices for Consolidated Billing
- Access theCreate Customer Invoices for Consolidated Billingtask.
- As you complete the task, consider:
Option Description Additional Consolidation GroupingWorkday groups the consolidation option you select with the additional consolidation grouping options on the same invoice.Example: SelectCustomerfrom theConsolidation Optionsprompt andPO Numberto group installments and transactions with the same customer and purchase order number on the same invoice.The custom reference options display in the prompt when you select these check boxes on theEnable Ad Hoc Project Transaction Custom Referencestask:- Enabled
- Consolidated Billing
Invoice Date OptionsSelect:- Override Blank Transaction Invoice Dateto update all transaction invoice dates.
- Override All Invoice Datesto update all installment and transaction invoice dates.
TheNumber of Days Before or After Run Datefield displays when you selectRun Datefrom either of the previous prompts.
Workday creates consolidated customer invoices for installments and transactions using the
consolidation and invoice date options that you specify.
When you generate customer invoices from contracts with a negative amount due, Workday
automatically creates credit adjustment documents linked to the billing schedule. If an
invoice has retention, Workday instead creates a customer invoice with the negative
amount.
When you enable the
Invoice Prepaid Installments with Other Transaction
Types
check box on consolidated billing schedules and create customer invoices
for consolidated billing, Workday automatically bills prepaid installments on the same
invoice as other installments and transactions. Once you consume a prepaid installment, you
can't cancel the associated customer invoice.