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The invoice list is where the day starts. Every invoice in this administration is here, from just arrived to booked.

Next steps

The band at the top names what actually needs you, grouped by reason rather than by status. A blocked invoice and a waiting invoice look the same in a status column, and they need very different things from you. Typical entries: Click any entry to open the invoice behind it.

Finding an invoice

  • Search by supplier, invoice number, or amount.
  • Filter on supplier, category, and attention: on hold, with questions, or with notes.
  • Sort by added date, invoice date, due date, supplier, amount, invoice number, or purchase order.
  • Group by attention, status, supplier, or category. A grouped list collapses, which helps when one supplier sends fifty invoices a week.
Your view is yours. It survives a reload, and Reset view puts it back.

Due dates

An invoice that is due soon or already past due, and still not approved, carries a badge. The list can sort on it in one click, so the ones that cost money come first.

Categories

Categories are your own labels. One per invoice, in a colour you pick. Use them for projects, locations, or anything your ledger does not cover. Create them under Settings > Categories, or straight from an invoice. Then filter and group the list on them.

Doing several at once

Select invoices with the checkboxes and act on the lot:
  • Reprocess them. Invoices on hold, already running, or already booked are skipped, and Glimps tells you how many and why.
  • Set a category on all of them, or clear it.
  • Delete them, where your workspace allows it.

Right click an invoice

The context menu carries the things you reach for most: open, set a category, and reprocess.
Working through a stack? Open the first invoice and use Next invoice at the bottom of the viewer. You stay in the document the whole way.

Purchase and sales

With sales invoices on, the dashboard has three tabs: Purchase, Sales, and All.