How to deliver interest notes through Visma.net AutoInvoice

How to deliver interest notes through Visma.net AutoInvoice.

Delivering interest notes through Visma.net AutoInvoice
Prerequisites:
  • A running integration with Visma.net AutoInvoice
  • The customer must have AutoInvoice set for Interest note in Document delivery method 2
In general terms, interest notes considered to be invoices when sending to Visma.net AutoInvoice. This means that the following AutoInvoice processing options for invoice also apply for interest notes:
  • Do not send CID to AutoInvoice
  • Printout if "AutoInvoice e-mail address" field is blank
  • Not VAT registered
In addition, handling of electronic addresses, e-mail addresses and bank information are handled according to the same rules as for invoices.
To be able to send interest notes to AutoInvoice, the document delivery method "AutoInvoice" must be selected for Interest note. When this is on, and an interest note is printed, the data used is written to the Customer document table, with details in the Customer document line. As with Order document, the Customer document table contains the fields AutoInvoice status and AutoInvoice document ID. When the document data is created, AutoInvoice status is set to 2 - Pending until the interest note is sent, at which point the status is changed to 1 - Transferred. If the sending fails, the status will be set to 3 - Failed transfer. If this happens, it is most likely because of a missing or incorrect AutoInvoice user API key, AutoInvoice company UUID or inability to connect to AutoInvoice or the internet in general. When the problem is fixed, the processing Send to AutoInvoice can be used to retry sending.
Note: When printing interest note with the intention to send to AutoInvoice, it is important to select the print option Print (Ctrl+P), as only this will generate data to the Customer document table and be able to deliver interest notes to AutoInvoice from this table.


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