View, Filter, & Pay Invoices
GLASS Hire provides flexible tools for reviewing invoice details, viewing invoice PDFs, and managing payments. Beyond simply opening an invoice document, you can drill down into individual service items, sort and filter invoice data, and access detailed service information.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to navigate invoice records, view invoice PDFs, search and filter service items, access detailed invoice information, and make payments directly from an invoice page.
What You'll Learn
In this video, you'll learn how to view, filter, and pay invoices in GLASS Hire.
- Open invoice PDFs directly from the invoice table
- Access detailed invoice views and service line items
- Search, sort, and filter invoice services
- View additional service details from invoice records
- Open invoice PDFs for review and recordkeeping
- Submit invoice payments directly from the invoice page
Chapters
Transcript
- 0:05 You can view a PDF of any invoice by clicking the PDF icon on the appropriate row.
- 0:11 But if you need to sort, filter, or otherwise interact with invoice data, we've got you covered too.
- 0:18 By clicking on the invoice row itself, you can navigate to a table view concerning a specific invoice. Each service item has its own row.
- 0:26 From here, you can search, sort and filter services from the invoice.
- 0:42 By clicking on the service row, you open a modal, where you can view even more details.
- 0:55 You can view the invoice as a PDF or make a payment with just one click.
- 1:00 The respective buttons are located just above the table.
- 1:04 As always, thanks for choosing GLASS.
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