Invoicing and fractions
Learn how the rent and the emptyings are invoiced, and how the fractions end up in the customer's environmental report.
Goals and why
What you will learn
- how the rent is invoiced by the contract's billing period
- include the rent in the normal invoice run
- set up fractions with a price code, so the emptyings are invoiced
- what decides which fractions count in the environmental report
Rentals gives two money flows from the same customer. The rent is a fixed price per interval, invoiced by the contract's Rental billing period. Each booking remembers how far it has been invoiced, so nothing is invoiced twice. The emptyings are what the driver reports per fraction on the order, priced with the fraction's price code. A fraction is a type of waste, for example residual waste.
Both end up in the normal invoicing. If a fraction has no price code, the emptying isn't invoiced. If its category isn't marked Waste, the fraction isn't counted in the environmental report, the customer's overview of what has been delivered for recycling.
Key terms
Show me
You see the rent invoices on a contract, the fraction setup and the reports, and no invoice is created. You learn the invoice run itself in the lesson "Generate invoices" in Finance.
Try it yourself in Steptour
An interactive walkthrough recorded in Frakt24. You click through the steps yourself, and it opens on top of this page.
Try it yourself
Check yourself
All correct completes the lesson- The environmental report on the customer card requires module 50 in addition to Rentals (module 40). It's different from the biogas and RED III report under /report/environmental (module 73).
- The script says the category is marked as Waste ("Avfall"). In the TMS it's the Waste switch on Order Reporting Categories that controls the environmental report.
- Common support case: rent isn't included in the invoice run. Check Include invoices for rentals, and that the booking's Invoiced to is older than the start of the current billing period.