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Thanks for posting to the Community, Elsa. It's great to see your business growing larger.
Yes, we can create only one customer bill and specify the amount the customer has paid. You'll have to enable the Deposit option in the Sales form content in Sales settings.
Once done, you can now create an invoice with the partial payment or deposit. This includes the services and the items used for the job. Here's how:
Once you have the money deposited in your bank in real-time, consider entering a bank deposit record in QuickBooks to link the invoice deposit payment. You can follow the steps from this article: Record and make a bank deposit.
I'm sharing this reference for more insights: Add a deposit to an invoice in QuickBooks Online.
On the other hand, we're unable to show what paid services/items and has a balance. I suggest sending feedback online to help enhance this feature and your experience as well.
Additionally, you can run the Deposit Detail and Open Invoices report to keep track of your transactions with outstanding balance.
I'm still here if you need more insights or assistance with recording and receiving customer transactions. Anytime I can help. Stay safe and well!
Actually I wanted to create an invoice and email it to a customer but only have the customer pay 50% of it. I write on the invoice I email please pay 50% now and you will be billed 50% but sometimes the customers pay the entire amount. So for example, if I create an invoice for 1000 dollars, I want to email it to a customer but have them only pay 500 and not the full 1000. How do I do that? This scenario is a little different than the one you described where you apply partial payments to an invoice.
Hi there, Elsa! We appreciate you for providing us with detailed information about your goal.
Let me help you achieve it. If you're using QuickBooks Payments, let your customer click the Edit amount and change it to $500.00 to the Invoice you've sent to them.
After that, let them click the Pay $500.00 below. You can refer to the screenshots provided.
Once done, you'll receive the partial payment in the same invoice that you created for the $1000.00. But, if you're not using QuickBooks Payments, then we'll need to create and receive partial payment manually, just like what was provided by my colleague.
For future reference, if you want to receive retainers or deposits from customers before performing any services, feel free to read this article: Record a retainer or deposit.
Never hesitate to route back yourself here in this thread if you need additional assistance in managing your invoices. I'll be happy to help. Keep safe and enjoy the rest of your week!
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