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Configure batch billing settings for the processing of invoices.
Related Topics:
- Process Invoices Without Printing
You can generate batch invoices, in draft or final form, without automatically printing those invoices. - Generate a Single Report that Includes all Invoices in Draft Runs
You can generate a single report that includes all of your projects's invoices when you create draft invoices. This is helpful if you want to send invoice information to reviewers, such as project managers, in a single email message. - Process Draft Invoices
The most common use for Batch Billing is to create a draft run of all invoices for the current billing period to review the information before processing final invoices. - Include the Billing Backup Report with an Invoice
You can have a project's Billing Backup report print automatically after an invoice run. - Process Final Invoices From Batch Billing
When a group of invoices is ready for posting, you can process a final run type in Batch Billing to final accept the invoices in a single batch. - Schedule Batch Billing Runs
If your Batch Billing runs contain large amounts of data, Deltek recommends that you run the batch through the Process Server. The purpose of the Process Server is to offload lengthy jobs for background processing. - Stop a Submitted Batch Billing Run
You can pause or stop a submitted batch billing run. - Unsubmit Invoices (Batch Billing)
If the status of an invoice or group of invoices for a project is Submitted, Approved, or Rejected, you can unsubmit the invoices to reverse the submission and start the approval process over.
Parent Topic: Processing Batch Invoices