invoicing multiplier problem

Discussion in 'Optigold ISP' started by pdarling, Sep 1, 2005.

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    Hello, I am having some trouble creating invoices. Last month, many of the customers' invoices had a quantity of 1.06 for their billing cycle item; this month, many customers have a quantity of 2.06. Here is an example of a typical customer:

    Service Period paid through: Wednesday, Aug 31, 2005
    And their billing cycle items show 1 item with 1 month of credit.

    So why are they being charged for 2.06 months on last nights invoice? Last month it was 1.06. I can't find where this number is coming from. I just need the quantity to be 1.

    Hopefully I'm just missing some configuration change.. Any help would be great.

    -Peter
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Check your invoicing preferences. It sounds like maybe you have it setup to automatically prorate customers and have it set to prorate everyone to the 1st of the month.
     
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    I do have it set to prorate; I thought I wanted that. What would I change those two settings to if I want a prorate to be a fraction of the invoice, instead of acting as a multiplier? In my case, prorate means "not all" of the total charge, but a fraction based on how many days remain in the billing period.
     
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    You would want it to create an invoice for the one day separately? (Basically be 0.06 as the quantity), then create another full invoice the next day?
     
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    ah. I figured that if I made a new customer, on say the 15th, it would auto caclulate what the price would be for the 15th - 31st, and make the invoice that amount. I think my situation it'd be easier to just manually calculate the first invoice upon signup, and have optigold only do recurring of whole-months. Or am i just using the auto-prorate feature incorrectly?
     
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    Yeah, that would work... the auto-prorate should just be used if you want it to do that (auto-prorate when necessary). Turning it off will not affect your ability to manually prorate.
     
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