Combine orders
Step-by-step guide to to combining multiple orders into a unified PDF invoice using Avada PDF Invoice
Introduction
This guide walks you through the process of combining multiple orders, including partially paid ones, into a single order to generate a unified invoice for customers. This feature allows seamless payment link aggregation and ensures clarity in invoicing.
What is Combine orders?
This feature allows you to merge multiple orders, either personal or company orders, into a single order. It aggregates order details, discounts, and payment information into one unified PDF invoice for customers.
How does it help?
This feature is ideal for large-scale businesses, simplifying invoice generation and distribution. By combining multiple orders, it reduces numerous payment requests into a few consolidated ones. Discover benefits of combining orders below:
Streamlines Invoicing: Simplifies the process by consolidating multiple orders into a single invoice.
Singularizes Details: Combines multiple taxes and shipping fees into one unified entry.
Accelerate Cashflow: Speeds up payment collection by combine to a single payment term
Key Features
Combine Multiple Orders
Combine selected orders into a single new order that aggregates all details.
Settings for Combining Orders
Configure the Combine Order Settings to define rules for combining orders, including handling discounts.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Start with Settings
The first step is to configure the settings, including how you want the tag and the note of the both combined and original orders look like and whether to archive child orders or not.
Combine orders within a company
Start with combining orders within a company. This helps you simplify order management for many customers within a company.
For the combined order, you can:
Additional Notes
Conclusion
By following these steps, you can efficiently combine multiple orders into one, simplifying invoice management and providing customers with a clear and concise payment summary.
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