Invoices, statements, PO's Flashcards

1
Q

PATHWAY: To create the invoice for the group invoices is?

A

Business tab > Invoices > select Club Members from the New Invoice drop-down list:

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2
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What can you change on a custom invoice?

A

1) invoice branding theme name,
2) your logo
3) whole new templates, in any language

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3
Q

To edit the branding theme go to?

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Company tab > Settings > Features section > Invoice settings. Find the theme you want to change. Select Options > Edit.

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4
Q

Edits to branding themes will affect?

A

all draft documents that use this theme.

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5
Q

How many Statement types are there in Xero?

A

Two. Activity and Outstanding

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6
Q

What does an Activity Statement show us?

A

Activity statement shows us all transactions on accounts whether paid or not. it’s a complete breakdown

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7
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What does the outstanding statement show us?

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Only the amount outstanding that need to be paid. not invoices already paid

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8
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PATHWAY: To send an individual statement?

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Contacts > Customers. Search for your customer then click on their name. Click on Options and then select Send Statement.

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9
Q

access the statements section by going to?

A

Business > Sales overview > Send Statements

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10
Q

Once an invoice is approved in Xero, it will move to the?

A

Awaiting payment tab

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11
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What colour is the awaiting payment tab usually?

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blue to indicate that there are amounts due

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12
Q

When you click on the awaiting payment tab, you will see? what

A

a listing of all the sales invoices outstanding

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13
Q

What is the Pathway to overdue accounts list?

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PATHWAY: Business > Sales overview > Overdue.

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14
Q

To bulk print the overdue invoices, select the invoices from?

A

the overdue screen and then click the Print button.

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15
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Three methods for selecting multiple customers are:

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1) Tick the top checkbox which will select all invoices.
2) Individually tick the relevant checkboxes on the left-hand side.
3) Tick the checkbox for the first customer, hold the Shift key down and then tick the last customer. This action will select all customers in between.

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16
Q

Pathway to create Quote is?

A

PATHWAY: Business > Quotes > +New Quote.

17
Q

Once a quote is made should you approve the quote?

A

Do not approve it at this stage in case you need to make alterations to the quote before you finally invoice the customer. only approve once customer agrees to it.

18
Q

Where are a few places in Xero where you can create a credit note from with in Xero?

A

1 ) An awaiting payment invoice or bill

2) The Sales or Purchases overview
3) A contact’s details
4) By copying an existing credit note.

19
Q

If you haven’t sent the invoice to your customer but need to correct an error what can you do?

A

you can edit the invoice instead.

20
Q

What should you do If you need to make a correction to an invoice you’ve sent?

A

Add a credit note to that specific invoice

21
Q

How do you add credit note to invoice awaiting payment (open invoice)

A

Business>invoices>awaiting payment tab> find invoice> select invoice options>apply credit

22
Q

Pathway to add a credit note to a bill?

A

Business > Bills to pay > open the bill and under Bill Options, select Add Credit Note.

23
Q

To view the Inventory Item Summary Report go to?

A

Accounting > Reports > Transactions section > Inventory Item Summary.

24
Q

With tracked inventory, Xero keeps track of?

A

quantity of items on hand, and calculates their value using the average cost method.

25
Q

With untracked inventory, what does Xero record and not record about these transactions?

A

purchases and sales, but does not keep track of quantities or values on hand.

26
Q

Once an inventory item is tracked, it cannot be?

A

Untracked

27
Q

To access the inventory go to?

A

Business > Products and services.

28
Q

To view the Inventory Item Summary Report go to

A

Accounting > Reports > Transactions section > Inventory Item Summary.

29
Q

Foreign exchange rates are retrieved from where and when?

A

XE.com hourly

30
Q

can you Add a default foreign currency to a specific contact, making all your invoices, bills, quotes and purchase orders for that contact default to that currency.

A

Yes

31
Q

All foreign currency transactions are converted into your local currency when?

A

in real time.

32
Q

Why do Currency movements display on your transactions and in reports in Xero?

A

so you can always see how changes affect your company’s cashflow.

33
Q

If you choose a different currency to work in what happens to your reports?

A

your reports will automatically be revalued using the latest currency conversions and exchange rates.

34
Q

To add a foreign currency you would complete the following:

A

> Settings > Currencies >Click Add Currency

> Select a currency >Click Add Currency.

35
Q

What are the two approaches to recording inventory?

A

Perpetual system – a computerised system that allows real-time tracking of inventories.

Periodic system – a system whereby the stock is manually counted before the cost of sales can be calculated.

36
Q

What is a perpetual system for inventory?

A

Perpetual system – a computerised system that allows real-time tracking of inventories.

37
Q

what is a Periodic inventory system

A

a system whereby the stock is manually counted before the cost of sales can be calculated.