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Editing an Invoice: Issuing a Correction or Credit Note
Editing an Invoice: Issuing a Correction or Credit Note
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Written by Hubflo Team
Updated over a week ago

Do you need to apply changes to an issued proposal? You can :

  • Issue a corrective invoice

  • Or create a credit note

👇 Here’s how to proceed 👇


1 - If the invoice is issued but not paid

👉 You will need to:

  • Mark the invoice as “cancelled”

  • Duplicate the invoice, prefixing the title with “Corrective Invoice…”


→ Once the copy is generated, remember to modify its title to remove the mention "copy":

→ Then proceed with the necessary modifications before resending your new invoice to your client.


2 - If the invoice is fully paid: issue a full credit

👉 Regulations require using “credit notes” to properly cancel a paid invoice, so you will need to:

  • Issue a 100% credit note:

→ And confirm the creation of your credit invoice:

Credit notes allow you to deduct the amount of the initial invoice from your billing reports.


3 - If the invoice is partially paid: issue a partial credit

👉This invoice will not be canceled in full, so it will not be deducted 100% from your reports.

  • First, mark the invoice as “partially paid”:

Issue a partial credit corresponding to the desired amount (in %):


If creating a credit note in % of the invoice amount does not suit you, here is a tip:


Duplicate the invoice, and change its title to indicate that it is a partial credit note:

→ Then, uncheck the lines of the invoice that are not covered by the credit, and set your items to "credit" type so that the amounts become negative:

👉 Review each step of your credit invoice before emailing it to your client.


Operation completed! 🙂

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