Invoice/Settlement Statement for Charge up Clients

Modified on Thu, 22 Jan at 4:32 PM

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Once you’ve started invoicing clients from Quotes, Purchase Orders, or Bills, you’ll have access to the Print icon on the Invoice Out tab.

This is where you can generate Settlement / Invoice Statements for your clients.

How to find the Settlement Statement

  1. Open the relevant Project.

  2. Click on the Invoice Out sub-tab.

  3. In the top-right corner of the screen, click the printer icon.

  4. A modal will appear asking which type of statement you would like to print.

Statement options

  • With transaction history: Displays a full history of all payment amounts and dates.

  • Without transaction history: Displays the statement only, with no payment history included.


If you have invoices or credit notes generated from the Progress Payments page as well as Charge-Up invoices or credit notes, all of these will be included on the statement.  


How invoice descriptions appear on this settlement statement 


If the Invoice/Credit Note is from the Progress Payment page:

  • The description is pulled from the invoiceable description.

  • If there are multiple Invoiceables generated into a single invoice the description will display as multiple invoiceables


If the Invoice/Credit is from Charge Up:

  • If all line items share the same category, or there is a single line item with a category, the category / subcategory will be shown as the description.

  • If there are multiple line items with the same category but different subcategories, only the category name will be shown.

  • If there are multiple line items with multiple different categories, no description will be shown.

  • If there is a single line item with no category, the line item description will be shown on the printed statement.



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