Wix Retail POS: Creating Invoices

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If you need to provide your customer with an invoice, you can do so on your desktop computer. Once the invoice is created, you have the option of collecting partial or total payment in advance.
If you are making a custom order for a client, for example a custom-made table that isn't in your regular product list, you can add it to the order and set a custom price. 
Notes:

Step 1 | Create a manual order on desktop

To start, go to the Orders tab on your desktop computer and create a manual order. You can add any of your store products to the order or add a custom item.  
Tip:
You don't need to select a shipping option.

Step 2 | Create an Invoice for the order

Now that you have your order, select it and create an invoice. 
You can optionally send the invoice to your customer or print it out using the options at the top of the invoice.

Step 3 | (Optional) Collect a deposit

If you want to charge your customer some (or all) of the order price before they come to pick up the order, you can do so on the POS tablet.

To collect a deposit:

  1. Open the POS tablet.
  2. Tap Sales History from the bottom bar.
  3. Tap the relevant sale.
    Tip: You can click to view the invoice number to view the invoice.
  4. Tap Collect at the top right.
  5. Tap Split Total at the top right.
  6. Enter the deposit amount. 
  7. Tap Continue.
  8. Select a payment method (e.g. cash) and complete the first part of the payment.
  9. Tap Continue.
  10. Tap Mark as Partially Paid.

Step 4 | Complete the sale

When you're ready to complete the sale, go into your Sales History in the POS tablet to complete the order. You can collect the entire amount of the sale or the balance, if you collected a deposit. 

To accept payment and complete the sale:

  1. Open the POS tablet.
  2. Tap Sales History from the bottom bar.
  3. Tap the relevant sale.
    Tip: You can click to view the invoice number to view the invoice.
  4. Tap Collect at the top right.
  5. Accept payment as you would for any POS sale. 

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