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Deleting the invoice payment can be done with ease, @debbie-green.
You'll have to delete the payment linked to the invoice. Doing this will clear the invoice' paid status.
Here's how:
Once you got the customer's payment, you can record it right away. You can also create recurring transactions in QuickBooks Online. It allows you to save time and reduce mistakes when making any repetitive entries.
Let me know if you have a follow-up question about managing invoices. I'm always here to assist.
Hope you’re doing great. I wanted to see how everything is going about deleting the invoice payment. Was it resolved? Do you need any additional help or clarification? If you do, just let me know. I’d be happy to help you at anytime.
Looking forward to your reply. Have a pleasant day ahead!
Thank you but as I told the respresentative I spoke with, I deleted and re created invoice but twice now it just says that a credit has been added and the invoice still says paid
I also accidentally marked 2 invoices as "Paid" and it was showing a $555 Credit, so I went back and tried to "Reverse" it and now it has a $285 credit! Help!
I tried messaging a few minutes ago and don't see my message. Anyways, I accidentally marked 2 invoices as "Paid" and now cannot reverse them. I tried going back and reversing and it went from them having a $555 Credit to having a $285 Credit! Help
Welcome to the Community. No worries, I’ll help you resolve this so the right credit amount of the invoice will be posted in QuickBooks Online (QBO), SmallBusinessOwner23.
QBO offers a handy process to reverse transactions easily in case unintentional actions happen. We can set your invoice back to an open status by deleting the payment you created. Just click the Payment made link and delete the payment created. I’m glad to show you the steps:
When you’re ready to record the payment in the program, follow the steps in this article: Record invoice payments in QBO. Then, you can make a bank deposit to match your bank feeds.
Furthermore, you can run regular invoice reports to ensure your business is always on track and prepared for success. Additionally, I'm leaving you this article if you'd be interested in personalizing your sales forms: Customize invoices, estimates, and sales receipts in QuickBooks Online.
I've got your back if you have more questions about managing your invoices. Just reply to this thread and I'll get back to you. Take care always.
how about regarding vendor bill invoices ?
system suddenly mark as paid for all open bill invoices but those are not paid
Thank you for joining this thread, Mabel.
I'd be delighted to guide you with correcting those bills and ensuring they won't be marked as paid.
Before we continue, it's important to understand that we have 2 options for dealing with this situation in QuickBooks Online. You can either delete or void the transaction.
When you void a transaction, the record remains in QuickBooks but doesn't affect your books. On the other hand, if you delete a transaction, it's completely removed from your books and won't appear in any reports or accounts.
Therefore, it's better to void the transaction to maintain the complete record. Only delete a transaction if you're certain that you don’t need a record of it.
Here's how to void the bill payment and return the bill to open status:
Additionally, you may find the following articles and videos helpful for managing your QuickBooks Online account, income, expenses, inventory, and generating reports:
If you have more questions about managing vendor bills or anything else, feel free to respond in this thread. I'm here to help you and ensure all your concerns are addressed promptly and effectively.
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