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How to Quickly Edit Dates on Issued Invoices

How to Quickly Edit Dates on Issued Invoices

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Written by Alexandra Gallisová
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You can edit Issue date, Supply date, Due date, and Paid at date directly from the invoice list — without opening the document.


This works for invoices, proforma invoices, settlement invoices, and payment receipts. This makes it easy to fix incorrect dates or adjust documents that must reflect a different timeline.

How the feature works

Edit dates directly from the invoice list

  1. Go to your Finance section -> Proforma / Outgoing invoices

  2. Hover over any date (Issue date, Supply date, Due date or Paid at date).

  3. A small pop-up window will appear.

  4. Select the new date and confirm your change.

You can also open the date editor from the three-dot menu at the end of the row → Edit dates.

Linked documents update automatically

If the edited invoice is connected to other documents (for example, a settlement invoice linked to a proforma, or a tax receipt linked to an invoice), the date change will be applied:

  • to all related documents

  • and to their generated PDFs

No additional steps are needed.

Validation rules

1. Supply date cannot be earlier than the project start date

This is the only validation that remains active.

If you try to set a supply date before the project’s start date, the system will not allow it.

2. All other validations are intentionally disabled

This gives you flexibility for situations where:

  • dates must be adjusted retroactively

  • a client requests alignment with older documents

  • an accountant needs to correct a historical mistake

  • external systems require a different timeline

In short — you can override standard logic when necessary.

When to use this feature

This option is useful when:

  • the invoice was created but the date was accidentally wrong

  • a client requests a corrected date

  • a team member issued the document earlier/later than planned

  • accounting closes a period and needs documents adjusted

You don’t have to reopen or regenerate any documents — just update the dates directly in the list.

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