Sending the subscriptions
Open the Invoicing module. Nothing is invoiced yet: the Open invoices list is empty.
- Send subscriptionsinvoices all the subscriptions due in one go.
- Open invoicesthe invoices sent and not yet paid, here none.
Click Send subscriptions. Nothing is sent yet: GestiClub first prepares the Subscriptions preview, one row per invoice.
- A grouped familyEmma and Noé Martin receive a single invoice, in the family's name: two junior subscriptions, minus Noé's sibling discount.
- An invoice by postMarie-Claude Dupuis receives her invoices by post. Her invoice includes the paper invoice fee: 50.00 of supporting subscription, plus 2.00.
- A new memberNicolas Gilliéron arrived on 1 September: he pays ten months of the active members' subscription, 233.33, plus the registration fee of 30.00.
- The eyeopens the invoice as a PDF, as it will go out.
- The totaleleven invoices, for 1'839.33.
- Sendnumbers the invoices and sends them.
The period follows the frequency of each subscription: a half-year for the juniors, the whole year for the others. Check the amounts, then click Send. The sending happens in the background: GestiClub tells you in the bell when it is finished.
- Invoice sending completeten invoices sent by email, no failure, one to print.
- To sendMarie-Claude Dupuis's invoice, which is waiting to be printed.
- The invoices sentnumbered from 1000 to 1009, with the Sent status.
Each member receives an email from the club with their invoice as a PDF. Luc, for his part, receives a confirmation of the send with the checklist of the invoices. Here is Mathieu Chappuis's invoice:
- Number, date and due datethe due date falls 30 days after the invoice date, according to the club's settings.
- The lines and the totalthe year's subscription, 280.00.
- The QR codethe member scans it with their bank's app: the account, the amount and the reference fill themselves in.
- The QR referencespecific to this invoice. It is what will let GestiClub recognise the payment in the bank statement.