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Sales & Invoicing

With the Sales module, you manage the entire commercial cycle: drafting quotes, invoicing, reminding customers about overdue invoices, and tracking payment. Each step automatically produces the SYSCOHADA entries in the VT journal, with no manual bookkeeping required.

List of customer invoices in SynkriaOps with status badges, amounts in XAF and the outstanding balance per invoice.
The customer invoice list: status, amount and outstanding balance at a glance.

The recommended workflow follows the OHADA pipeline: Quote → Customer acceptance → Convert to invoice → Validate (entry 411/70x/4431) → Payment → Account reconciliation (lettrage, account reconciliation) of 411xxx.

Quote DRAFT → SENT → ACCEPTED → Invoice DRAFT → VALIDATED
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VT journal entry created
Debit 411xxx / Credit 70x / Credit 4431
↓
Matching (lettrage) → SETTLED

The documents produced by the module meet OHADA requirements:

  • Sequential, non-reusable numbering (by default DV-26-AA00001 for a quote, FC-26-AA00001 for an invoice), assigned automatically to ensure compliance with revised SYSCOHADA
  • Mandatory mentions: sequential number, seller’s NIU (tax identification number), VAT rate per line (19.25% Cameroon preconfigured), and separate HT/VAT/TTC totals
  • Buyer’s NIU recommended for B2B transactions between VAT-registered entities: it facilitates VAT deductibility for your customer
  • Authenticity QR code printed on every PDF, enabling your customer to verify the invoice at https://app.synkriaops.com/v/{token}

To use the Sales module, make sure that:

  • An open fiscal year exists for the current year (Settings → Fiscal years)
  • At least one customer is created in Sales → Customers (411xxx sub-account required)
  • The SYSCOHADA chart of accounts is configured with the appropriate 70x accounts
  • Your OHADA country’s VAT rate is set up (Settings → Company details → Tax)

If you are new to the Sales module, follow this initial path:

  1. Create your first customer in the Contacts module
  2. Draft a quote for that customer
  3. Once accepted, convert it to an invoice
  4. Configure automatic reminders in settings to reduce late payments

For recurring contracts (subscriptions, rent, monthly fees), go directly to Recurring invoices: setup takes under 5 minutes and automates all future invoice generation.