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How do I create an Accrual Invoice in Collaborati

 

Accrual Invoices

Step-by-step guide to creating accruals and submitting monthly accruals within Collaborati. Begin by logging in to Collaborati.

To start creating your invoice, follow these steps:

  • Hover over “Invoices” in the top menu bar
  • Click “Create Invoice”

Header Information

Fill in pertinent Header information.

  • Choose Accrual from the Invoice Type field in the invoice header.
    Note: If the Accrual choice in Invoice Type is not shown, report the problem to the client.
  • “Invoice Date” must occur after “Invoice Period”. (Note the Invoice Date can be a date in the future.)

      Example: If I am submitting October’s Accrual on 10/16/2020,

      I can enter the Invoice Date as a date next month, 11/1/2020

      And the Invoice Period as 10/1/2020 – 10/31/2020

 Recommendation: We recommend leaving “Invoice Total” at $0.00 as Collaborati will automatically add the amount.

  • Place a brief description of the invoice in the “Description”. 

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  • Click Next.

Line Items

You can enter a one line accrual which will include estimated fees and expenses, or you can enter a two line accrual to separate the fees and expense. Below is an example with two lines.

Fee

  • Select your Matter
  • Choose Total Fee in the Item Type drop-down menu. 
  • Enter the line item date.

  Important: Ensure the start date on the line item is within the Invoice Period.

  • Enter the Amount (Please check with client do they add an amount?)
  • Click Add Item

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Expense

  • Select your Matter
  • Choose Total Expense in the Item Type drop-down menu. 
  • Enter the line item date.

    IMPORTANT: Ensure the start date on the line item is within the Invoice Period.

  • Enter the Amount (Please check with client do they add an amount?)
  • Click Add Item
  • Review the line items and click Next.

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Taxes & Discounts and Attachments

  • Taxes & Discounts (you can skip this section)

      Click "Next".

  • Attachments (you can skip this section)

      Click "Next".

Review and Submit

Review the accrual invoice for accuracy. If everything looks correct, the invoice is ready to submit to the client. 

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