Notices at the top
Glimps puts what it wants you to know above the invoice, in plain words. A duplicate suspicion, a changed bank account, a purchase order difference, a failed math check, a contract that does not match, a hold, or an open question. A notice that is settled disappears. A notice that blocks the booking says so.The fields
Supplier, invoice number, invoice date, due date, amounts, VAT, payment details, and purchase order numbers. Click a field to correct it, then save. If Glimps found no invoice number, the Invoice Number field is empty. Fill it in before you send. You can type a date instead of picking it in the calendar:- Type
2506or25-06-2026. Tab or Enter confirms and moves on to the next field. - A half date completes to this year:
25-06becomes 25-06 of this year. - Text that is not a date goes back to the stored date. Escape undoes your typing.
- The calendar icon still opens the calendar.
The lines
Every line carries a description, quantity, unit price, total, ledger account, VAT code, and where used a cost center and a purchase order number. You can edit a line, add one, or delete one. The line total and the invoice total are held against each other while you work, so you see straight away when they no longer agree.Sums in amount cells
An amount or VAT cell works like a desk calculator. Type a sum and Glimps works it out:
While you type, the answer shows at the right end of the cell. Enter works the sum out and keeps you in the cell. Escape drops your typing. A sum that is not complete keeps the old amount.
Dates on a line
The line date and the accrual start and end dates complete a half date:25-06 or 2506 becomes 25-06 of this year, and 25-06-26 becomes 25-06-2026. When you change part of a date, the rest stays as it was.
See Coding for how the ledger account and VAT code are chosen, and how to make that automatic.
The actions
If Send is disabled, something is blocking it. The invoice says what. See Why an invoice is not booked.
