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Has anyone figured out a way to take a deposit on an invoice and still make changes to that invoice after a payment is applied?
Example: Client orders 10 chocolate bunnies for her Easter party a week away. We take a deposit to confirm the order/invoice. Then the client finds out that she needs only 9.
Right now I have no way to edit the number of bunnies on the original invoice
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Hello Chocolatemann,
I was just able to edit an invoice for a guest who changed from one item in my inventory to a different item. Each item was priced differently so the actual invoice total was reduced and we had already accepted a 50% deposit. When I edited the invoice up at the top it was still showing that the payment was made. When I actually completed the edit it now shows that the new 50% deposit has been paid and the balance that was remaining was applied to the final payment. Then net result is that I was able to reduce the amount owing for the total invoice, showed what the guest has already paid, and now their final payment is reduced.
I hope this helps.
Carolyn

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Hey @chocolatemann - Once an invoice is paid or a deposit has been made towards the invoice there is no way to edit the invoice. Take a look at this thread where other Sellers asked a similar question.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Still kind of weird in Canada since we have to use accrual method required by law for many of use.
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Thanks for your reply,
cancelling an invoice as suggested in the other thread, wouldn't really work.
I just hope Square is looking into offering this feature as any business/industry that takes deposits on future sales/services needs to be able to edit invoices that have payments on them. Think wedding industry, catering businesses etc.
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It also applies to accommodation suppliers if a guest changes from booking one room to another and there is a price difference for the rooms. We take a deposit to hold the reservation and now I am not sure what to do??
Update, I was able to edit the invoice, it applied the deposit payment I have received and now the final payment owing is corrected. Yay! It can be done
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Hello Chocolatemann,
I was just able to edit an invoice for a guest who changed from one item in my inventory to a different item. Each item was priced differently so the actual invoice total was reduced and we had already accepted a 50% deposit. When I edited the invoice up at the top it was still showing that the payment was made. When I actually completed the edit it now shows that the new 50% deposit has been paid and the balance that was remaining was applied to the final payment. Then net result is that I was able to reduce the amount owing for the total invoice, showed what the guest has already paid, and now their final payment is reduced.
I hope this helps.
Carolyn