Tracking Your Invoices

The Invoices page sorts every invoice into tabs by where it is in the process, so you can see what's waiting, what's funded and what's paid.

The Invoices page

# What it is
1 Status tabs (see the table below)
2 Search: find an invoice by number, reference or debtor
3 Click an invoice number to open its details
4 Labels your factor has added to the invoice
5 Export Invoices: download the list as a CSV file
6 Create Invoice
7 Rows per page and page arrows
Tab What you'll find there
Drafts Scans from the Upload page that haven't been submitted yet
Pending Invoices you've submitted that your factor hasn't reviewed yet
Approved for Funding Invoices your factor has approved, with funding on the way
Open Funded invoices still waiting for payment from your debtor
Closed Invoices that have been paid and closed
Rejected Invoices your factor declined. Contact your factor for details

Labels. Your factor may tag invoices with labels such as NF (non-factored) or others they use. Ask your factor what a label means if you're not sure.

Invoice details

Click an invoice number to open it. The Details tab has two sections; click either one on the left to jump to it.

Invoice details

1 Details and Documents tabs · 2 Jump to Amount Details · 3 Hover the info icon for what each Payment Status means

Information shows the debtor, invoice and reference numbers, key dates (invoice, funded, created, paid, closed), Days Aged, Days Outstanding, and the invoice and payment status.

Amount Details

1 Amount Details (see the table below)

Amount Details shows how the invoice was funded:

Amount What it means
Invoice Amount The full invoice total
Invoice Balance What's still unpaid
Advance Amount What your factor advanced to you
Escrow Reserve Amount What your factor is holding back until the debtor pays
Cash Reserve Amount Any amount applied to your cash reserve
Purchase Fee Amount The fee charged on this invoice

Invoice documents

The Documents tab lists every file on the invoice, including ones the system generated for you.

The Documents tab

  1. The list shows Active documents by default. Use Search and Filter to find a file or change the filter.
  2. In the Actions column, click the eye to view a file, the arrow to download it, or the pencil to edit its details. An info icon next to a file name means the system created it.

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