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An invoice split is one of multiple invoices that together formed one original invoice. Splitting a single invoice into multiple invoices lets you offer flexible payment schedules, especially when the original invoice balance is a large sum.

The two most common ways to do this are: Just create a new invoice for the amount you want the customer to day. Then when you are finished the job, create another new invoice for the remaining amount. The invoices won't be linked, except through the Contact Name.

To start, you'll need to create your invoice, complete with your name and contact info, your client's name and contact info, dates, invoice number, services rendered, total price, and payment terms and conditions. When you're ready, send it out via email, mail, or invoicing software, and get paid for your work.

Partial payments are down payments made toward an invoice that is less than the total amount due. For example, you may request a partial paying invoice of 25% of the total cost upfront before carrying out any work.

To Split an Invoice Split Percentage or Split Amount: Select a split percentage of split amount for each split invoice. ... Invoice Date: Select a date and time for each split invoice. Payment Term: Select a payment term for each split invoice. Bill To: Select an account for each split invoice.

As a rule, the system combines into one billing document all transactions for the same customer, default billing date and sales organization. If data from the related reference documents differs in the header fields of the billing document, the system will automatically split the invoice.

You could send a paper invoice in the mail, of course. But invoicing by email is the quickest way to get paid, since your client or customer can instantly review the information and process the payment. Email is also the quickest way to follow up if there is a delay in payment processing.