Difference between revisions of "Setting/propertiesinvoicecharges"
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The status is optional and can be left out. Template variables are available to calculate invoice balances based on the status value. | The status is optional and can be left out. Template variables are available to calculate invoice balances based on the status value. |
Revision as of 15:35, 25 April 2015
These are internal invoice items which can be added from the control panel, they do not show on the booking page.
Items defined here will appear in a selector list on the booking invoice for easily adding a pre-set charge to a booking.
An Item consists of a description and optionally a price and VAT value.
Add Items one per line.
Add the description first, then use a pipe symbol "|" and add the price, then another "|" and the VAT value.
A status value can be added after another "|"
For example:
Continental Breakfast | 7.00 Full Breakfast | 12.50 | 20
If the price is not defined here it must be added on the invoice manually.
If the VAT is not defined the default property VAT value will be used.
A status value can be added after another "|"
For example:
Continental Breakfast | 7.00 | 20 | Status
The status is optional and can be left out. Template variables are available to calculate invoice balances based on the status value.