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Understanding Pro Forma Invoices for Corporate Orders

This guide explains how pro forma invoices work within our system for corporate customers.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

What is a Pro Forma Invoice?

A pro forma invoice is a preliminary bill of sale sent to customers before goods or services are delivered. It outlines the details of your order and the amount due, but it is not a demand for payment.

How Pro Forma Invoices Work

  1. Order Creation: When you place a corporate order, a pro forma invoice is automatically generated with the status "Unpaid".

  2. Review and Payment: You can download and send the pro forma invoice to the client to review the order details and arrange payment.

  3. Payment Confirmation: Once payment is received, the pro forma invoice status is updated to "Paid".

  4. Final Invoice: After payment confirmation, a final invoice is generated that can be downloaded and sent to the client for accounting.

Key Differences

  • Pro Forma Invoice: Generated upon order creation, shows 'Unpaid' status, used for payment arrangement.

  • Final Invoice: Generated upon payment confirmation, shows 'Paid' status, serves as official receipt.

Accessing Your Invoices

Both pro forma and final invoices can be downloaded from the Corporate Clients area on Clava.


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If you have questions about your pro forma invoice or need assistance with payment, please contact our support team.

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