Author: Team Merang
Although our user guides provide details on creating invoices, we’ve found that many of our travel business users don’t have a lot of time to go through the guides, and need a quick short-cut way to create the invoices (especially when training new staff), to get them started quickly.
So here goes. We’ve put together a simple 10 step process to creating an invoice. We hope this will help you and your staff create invoices quickly:
1. Login to the invoicing module.
2. Click on the “Create a New Customer Invoice” button. This will open a blank invoice screen.
3. Enter the departure date and return date. Then, enter the customer details (first name, last name, address and phone number) and click on the “Create” button. This will save the customer profile into the customer database and you will get a confirmation window. Close it. (Note: If the customer is an existing customer, do a search to pull up the customer record)
4. Next, scroll to the bottom of the invoice and click on “Save Invoice”. This will generate a new invoice number and save all the details to the new invoice.
5. Click on “Add Travel Product” in the itinerary details section, and the Travel Products window opens. You must select the supplier here (and if it does not appear on the list, click on the + icon and add it; @agents: you may need to ask your manager to do this). Click on Save Product. Then complete the “Customer Fare” and “Supplier Net Cost” pages. (You must click on the “Calculate Totals” or “Calculate Net Cost” buttons respectively on these pages). Click on the save button in each page to save the information. Close the window when complete.
6. Complete the remainder of the information in this first page of the invoice and click on the “Save invoice” button.
7. Click on the “Customer Fare Received” tab on the top of the invoice to go to the second page. Click on “Add Payment” to record the customer payment received.
8. The “Supplier Net Cost” tab (third page of invoice) is for information purposes. Click on the “Supplier Payments” tab on the top of the invoice to go to the fourth page of the invoice. Click on “Add Payment” to record how you paid the supplier.
9. To e-mail the invoice, click on “E-mail – Customer”. A box opens and you can enter the customer’s e-mail, and your e-mail to get a copy. Click on the “E-mail Invoice” button to send the invoice. To print the invoice, click on “Print Invoice” which opens the invoice as a MS Word document.
10. Finally, click on the “Booking Details” tab to return to the first page of the invoice. Change the status to “Complete” and click on “Save Invoice” to save it.

