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How to Submit Your Invoices Through Quickly
How to Submit Your Invoices Through Quickly
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Written by Maria Bracho
Updated over a month ago

Introduction: Submitting invoices through Quickly is designed to be a fast and easy process. Whether you're creating an invoice from scratch or uploading one you’ve already prepared, the platform streamlines everything to ensure timely submission and approval. Here's a step-by-step guide to walk you through the process.

Steps:

  1. Start by Creating or Uploading an Invoice

    • On your Quickly dashboard, click the "+" button in the top-left corner. Choose either:

      • Create Invoice if you’re generating the invoice on the platform.

      • Upload Invoice if you already have an invoice file.

  2. Fill Out Invoice Details

    • For Create Invoice, enter the necessary details:

      • Invoice Number, Date, Payment Terms, PO Number (if required), Tax Number, and select the company you’re sending it to.

      • Add line items, quantities, and rates. Make sure to include any applicable taxes.

    • For Upload Invoice, simply fill out the fields (Invoice Total, Date, Payment Terms, Invoice Number, and PO/SO Reference Number if required).

  3. Attach Supporting Documentation

    • If you have additional documentation such as receipts, contracts, or project reports, attach them by dragging the files or selecting them from your device.

  4. Preview or Save Your Invoice

    • Before submitting, click Preview to ensure all information is correct.

    • You can also Save the Invoice as a Draft if you want to review it later.

  5. Submit the Invoice

    • Once everything looks good, hit Submit Invoice.

    • The recipient will receive a notification to review and approve the invoice.

    • After approval, you’ll be notified of the estimated payment date.

Conclusion:
Submitting invoices through Quickly ensures a smooth billing process. With features like document attachments, easy itemization, and quick approvals, you can streamline your financial operations.

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