Basics
Aturian, Portal, and PopUp Notes Explained
Item Types
▶️How to Manage Order Notes
Items, Variants, & SKUs Explained
Accounting Statuses Defined
Orders
📁Creating An Order
📁Orders List
📁Tracking & Follow-Up
Processing & Scheduling
▶️How To Manage In-House Decoration
▶️How To Complete Orders
▶️How to Manage Open Orders
▶️How To Upload Order Documents
▶️How To Manage Draft Orders
Customers
Suppliers
Inventory
▶️How To Complete A Miscellaneous Inventory Adjustment
▶️How To Create Invoices From Pick Tickets
▶️How To Manually Adjust Inventory
▶️How To Use Pick Tickets with Pick/Pack
▶️How To Create A Reference Item
▶️How To Set Up & Process Royalties
▶️How To Process A Return To Inventory
▶️How To Process Inventory Receipts & Post To The Receiving Journal
Invoicing
📁Creating PreBills
📁Creating Credit Memos
📁Managing Prebills
▶️How To Reverse Customer Invoices
▶️How to Create Invoices From a List
▶️How to Process Single Customer Invoices
▶️How To Pay With Credit Card in Aturian
Stale Invoices
▶️How To Audit Sales Journal & Transmit Invoices
▶️How To Adjust Customer Invoices
▶️How To Manually Adjust/Add Sales Tax
▶️How to Create Consolidated Invoices
A/R
📁Customer Payments-Receipts
📁Applying Payments
▶️How To Apply Credit Memos to Open Customer Invoices
▶️How To Apply An Existing Deposit Using Print Checks
▶️Credit Card & eCheck Payments
▶️How To Reallocate A Customer Payment
▶️How To Apply A Customer Deposit To An Invoice
▶️How To Automate A/R Collections
▶️How To Process A Customer Refund Check
▶️How To Move A Customer Deposit
▶️How To Process A Refund Check From Supplier
A/P
📁Supplier Deposits
📁Checks and Payments
▶️How to Apply An Existing Deposit Using Print Checks
▶️Paying Supplier Invoices by Credit Card
▶️Paying Suppliers/Vendors with Single Checks
▶️How To Void A Vendor Payment
▶️How To Process Vendor Payments Via ACH
📁Enter Supplier Invoices
▶️How To Create a Non-PO Vendor Invoice
How To Process A Single A/P Invoice for Multiple PO's
▶️How To Enter Supplier Invoices and Close The Purchasing Journal
📁Manage Supplier Invoices
📁Shipping File Upload
▶️How to Manage Supplier Credits
Accounting
📁Year End Processing
📁Sales & Commissions
Managing Commissions Payments
Splitting Commissions Amongst Multiple Salespeople
Commissions Profiles Explained
▶️How to Process Sales & Commissions for Payroll
📁Bank Reconciliation
▶️How to Reconcile AP Ledger and GL
▶️How To Close A Book Period
▶️How To Create Manual Journal Entries
Reports
▶️How To Navigate Miscellaneous Reports
▶️How To Navigate Invoicing Reports
▶️How To Navigate Inventory Reports
Administration
Import/Export
▶️How To Create Tax Routines
Email SMTP Setup by Department or by User
▶️How To Add A Warehouse
▶️ How to Create/Modify Templates and Branding
📁Avalara & Tax Mgmt
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▶️How To Create Invoices From Pick Tickets
Updated
by Matt Staff
As your warehouse team processes pick tickets to fill orders, they can also provide those printed tickets to your accounting team to invoice customers.
1. Print Pick Ticket
Print pick tickets to fill packing slips. Once the order is filled, provide all pick tickets to the accounting team either physically or by scanning to email.
2. Click on Single Invoice
In the main navigation menu, select the Invoicing module and click on "Single Invoice".
3. Click on Invoice Information
Enter the order number per the pick ticket and click on the "Invoice Information" check box to auto-select items ready to be invoiced.
4. Calculate Freight and Sales Tax
💡 Tip!
To streamline processes, encourage your warehouse team to include the freight cost when filling orders. Then, billed freight on the customer invoice will auto-populate with the freight markup.
5. Double Check Order
Double check that the order is either ready to be "completed" or should remain open. Then, click save.
⚠️ Alert!
If a SINV or DINV order is completed by mistake, then your warehouse team will not be able to fill remaining items on the order. As long as the customer invoice remains open and unpaid, it can be reversed. However, if the invoice is paid, then a new order needs to be created for the remaining items on the order.