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Match a supplier invoice to the order

Ordered, received, invoiced — the three numbers that should agree.

What this is for

A supplier invoice should match what you ordered and what actually arrived. Recording it against the purchase order puts all three figures beside each other, so an overcharge is obvious before it is paid rather than after.

Match a supplier invoice to the order — the screen in Sign OS

Before you start

  • •The purchase order has been sent, and ideally received against.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open the purchase order and click Add supplier invoice.

  2. 2

    Enter the supplier's invoice number, its date, and the total they are charging.

  3. 3

    Sign OS shows it against what you ordered and what you received. A difference is called out rather than buried.

  4. 4

    Disagreements get sorted with the supplier before the bill goes anywhere near your accounts.

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Tips & gotchas

  • →Recording the invoice does not pay it or push it anywhere — sending it to your accounting is a separate, deliberate step.
  • →More than one invoice against one order is normal when a supplier bills each delivery. Add each of them.

Related guides

Send supplier bills to your accountingFilter, tick, and push a batch to Xero — or let it happen on its own.Check a delivery before you pay for itSigning for a pallet is not the same as agreeing it was right.Connect Xero or QuickBooksSync invoices and payments to your accounting software.