You can edit, delete, or move an invoice until the 1st company user begins the invoice approval process. This starts when the 1st company user opens the invoice to review it. If
Edit
doesn't show in the toolbar then you can't edit the invoice.
What to do if you need to edit or delete an invoice that Is already in the approval process
Contact your client if you need to edit, delete, or move an invoice that is already in the approval process. If they haven't finally approved the invoice, ask them to reject it so you can repost a corrected version. They can also move the invoice to another matter, if necessary.
If final approval for an invoice was given by your client, then your client can no longer reject an invoice. You will need to coordinate with your client's AP department to remedy the situation. For example, your client could post a correcting memo entry invoice to pay you the modified or corrected amount or you could submit a correcting invoice to your client, which they could then process.
Company users can't delete an invoice. They'll either reject an invoice back to the firm or move the invoice to another matter. The following firm users can alter an invoice:
Matter Administrators and Matter Editors for the matter the invoice was posted to.
Any firm user with a system role of Firm User + Billing, Firm Administrator, or Firm Office Administrator (firm users with billing rights).
Edit, delete, or move invoices
You can alter an invoice by selecting
Billing
in the left navigation or from within a matter. Firms can't move LEDES invoices posted by SpeedPost or that were posted to a Consolidated Billing Matter because Tracker relies on the firm, client, and matter number to route the invoices. Firms need to ask their clients to move invoices when either posting method is used.
If a client doesn't want to move an invoice, firms need to repost the invoices with a new invoice number to correct the matter.
Select
Billing
in the left navigation.
Check that you are on the
View invoices
page view. (If unbilled amounts are due, Tracker displays the
Accruals
page view by default).
View invoices
lets you view all pending invoices, invoices that were approved in the past 30 days and invoices that were rejected in the past 180 days.
Use the view selector to specify which invoices you want to view (all, pending, approved, or rejected), then select
Change view
.
Select the invoice number of the invoice you want to work with.
Select
Invoice
on the toolbar.
Complete one of the following:
To edit or move the invoice, select
Edit / move
in the toolbar. To move the invoice to another matter, select
Change matter
for the
Matter Name
field then select the new matter. To edit the invoice, make your changes.
To delete the invoice, select the 3 small dots icon on the toolbar then select
Delete
.
You won't be able to delete the invoice if the company has already reviewed it.
Select
Close
on the toolbar.
Edit, Move, or Delete an Invoice from within a Matter
Invoicing tasks should be completed by selecting Billing in the left navigation rather than selecting the matter from the matter list. Users with billing-only rights can post invoices but may not have matter access because the billing-only user would see confidential matter information.
Select
Matters
, then
Matter List
in the left navigation.
Select the matter name.
Select
Invoices
. You may need to complete this step if
Accruals
displays because unbilled amounts are due.
Select the invoice number for the invoice you want to edit, delete, or move.
Complete one of the following:
To edit or move the invoice, select
Edit / move
in the toolbar. To move the invoice to another matter, select
Change matter
for the
Matter Name
field then select the new matter. To edit the invoice, make your changes.
To delete the invoice, select the 3 small dots icon on the toolbar, then select
Delete
.
Select
Save & close
in the toolbar.
Moving an Invoice to a Different Matter When Reposting
If a Company addresses audits on an invoice and rejects it, a firm can't move the invoice to a different matter when reposting. If this happens, the firm needs to post a new invoice to the correct matter using a new invoice number.