- Overview
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Sales and Income Accounting
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Invoicing Basics - Sales Invoice | Odoo Invoicing
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Send Pro-Forma Invoice to your customers
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Create Invoice for the ordered quantity
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Create first customer invoice and register payment
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Set due date on the invoice
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Payment Follow up | Odoo Accounting
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Create Invoice based on the delivered quantity, when inventory app is not installed
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Create credit note from sales order, when customer return the product
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Terms and Conditions (T&C) and Payment Terms | Odoo Invoicing
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Invoice Payment Methods | Odoo Invoicing
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How to create single invoice from multiple sales orders?
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Sales Tax and VAT | Odoo Invoicing
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How to set up cash discounts, when customer pay early?
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Reconciliation of Invoices with a Cash Discount | Odoo Accounting
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Warning message on credit limit reached and block further invoice when it cross limits
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What are the different ways to record a payment?
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Create invoice, receive and register partial payment on invoice
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How to automate customer follow-ups with plans?
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Receive advance payment from customer and match against invoice later
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How to modify the confirmed customer invoice?
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How to reject customer invoice, which is not issued to customer?
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How to refund a fully paid customer invoice?
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How to refund the partially paid invoice?
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Invoice and payment in foreign currency
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How to prepare invoice in foreign currency?
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How to print customer ledger?
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Purchases and Cost Accounting
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Purchase order to vendor bill, payment through check
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Vendor Bills and Rounding Methods | Odoo Accounting
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Vendor Bills Batch Payments (Checks and SEPA Credit Transfer) | Odoo Accounting
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How to create single vendor bill from multiple purchase orders?
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How to forecast future vendor bills to pay?
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Register partial payment while paying to multiple vendor bills
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Inventory and Stock Accounting
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Compute stock for the kit product based on the bill of materials stock
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Inventory Valuation | Odoo Accounting
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Compute the cost of cost goods sold for kit product (Standard costing and Automated valuation)
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Correct cost of good sold accounting entry for kit type product using anglo saxon method
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Compute the cost of cost goods sold for kit product (Standard costing and Automated valuation)
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Compute the inventory valuation in P&L and BS (average costing method and manual valuation)
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Compute the inventory valuation in P&L and BS (fifo costing method and manual valuation)
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Compute the inventory valuation and cost of goods sold using standard costing
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Compute the profitability for trading company, bulk purchase and retail sales
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Compute the profitability for trading company
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- Banking Deposits and Reconciliations
- Analytic/ Project Accounting
- Asset Management
- Accounting and Financial Reports
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Accounting Configurations
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How to setup and use payment terms
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How to setup Odoo Accounting and Import opening balance?
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How to setup Company Information, Bank Accounts and Fiscal Period?
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Extra Taxes (ecotax, alcohol, luxury,...) | Odoo Invoicing
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Fiscal Positions | Odoo Invoicing
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Reset invoice numbering based on the date range, monthly invoice book
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Multi-currencies | Odoo Accounting
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Closing The Fiscal Year | Odoo Accounting
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How to setup and use payment terms
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How to define an installment plan on customer invoices?
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- End of Period
- Others
How to define an installment plan on customer invoices?
In order to manage installment plans related to an invoice, you should use payment terms in Odoo. They apply on both customer invoices and supplier bills.
Example, for a specific invoice:
Flexible instalment plan (120 days / 4 months):
10% immediate payment
20% after 30 days (Phase 1)
20% after 60days (Phase 2)
40$ after 90 days (Phase 3)
Balance after 120 Days
payment terms are not to be confused with a payment in several parts. If, for a specific order, you invoice the customer in two parts, that's not a payment term but an invoice policy.
Example, for a specific invoice:
Flexible instalment plan (120 days / 4 months):
10% immediate payment
20% after 30 days (Phase 1)
20% after 60days (Phase 2)
40$ after 90 days (Phase 3)
Balance after 120 Days
payment terms are not to be confused with a payment in several parts. If, for a specific order, you invoice the customer in two parts, that's not a payment term but an invoice policy.
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