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Join nowHi there, darrelllwilliams.
Currently, creating a change order from a paid invoice is only available in QuickBooks Desktop (Contractor Edition).
For now, you can change the quantity and rate on the paid invoice to reflect the 10 purple items. However, editing invoices after receiving the payment will affect the customer's balance and some reports in QBO.
After that, I suggest creating a customer statement. This helps customers show a summary of their invoices, payments, credits, and balances.
Here's how:
For additional information, please check this article: Create and view customer statements. This article also provides on how to customize and other uses of statements.
I can see the importance of this feature in your business. Rest assured, I'll take note of the feedback and submit this along to our Product Development team. They're constantly looking for great ideas from users, like yourself when deciding how to enhance QuickBooks.
Please know that you're always welcome to post if you have any other concerns. Wishing you and your business continued success.
Despite staff not certain what can be done, you can edit any invoice at any time. Here are some basic rules.
1. you can change all internal details of a paid invoice as long as the total does not change.
2. a paid invoice whose payment resides in Undeposited Funds can even have total changed and the recorded payment will either be too short or too much
3. If the payment for a paid invoice has been deposited (in QB) it must be removed from the deposit before you can edit the invoice total
4. trick to removing payment (removing line item from deposit) is to remove it (deletion of a payment from deposit whose source was Undeposited Funds returns to Unddeposited Funds) and enter a placeholder dummy amount to save the deposit with the correct reconciled total. Then reverse the actions. This holds true as well if all you need to do is reallocate a processed payment to different invoices
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