How to Ship and Invoice Sales Documents in D365 BC

Ship and Invoice Sales Documents in D365 BC:

(1) In this blog we will get to know about the process of Shipment and its Invoice with Sales Order in Business Central D365.

(2) For this, first Open the Sales Order as shown.

Search Sales Orders in Business Central

(3) After that, open the existing Sales Order from the Sales Order List, as shown.

open the existing Sales Order from the Sales Order List in d365 bc

(4) Sales Order Document opens and enters the value in “Qty. To Ship” & Qty. To Invoice”, as shown.

(a) First Condition: Ship & Invoice simultaneously, Value must be in both fields, as shown. For posting both documents, Refer to the third step for calculating the Sales Invoice Value.

Sales order Ship & Invoice simultaneously d365 bc

After that, Press the Post button or Shortcut Key is F9 (1 qty in both fields), as shown.

Ship and invoice in business central

(b) Second Condition: Ship, Value must be in Qty. to Ship field, as shown.

Ship, Value must be in Qty. to Ship field Business Central

After that, Press the Post button or Shortcut Key is F9 (1 qty in one field), as shown.

sales order ship only d365 bc

(c) Third Condition: After Shipping the goods, Post the Invoice, Value must be in Qty. to the Invoice field, as shown.

Post the Invoice, Value must be in Qty. to the Invoice field d365 bc

After doing the above step, Calculate the Invoice value via the below option, as shown.

Calculate the Invoice value for sales order d365 bc

After that, Close the above window and Press the Post button or Shortcut Key is F9 (3 qty in one field), as shown.

Post button for sales order d365 bc

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