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Invoicing

After a booking entry is created, you can generate an invoice to bill the producer or the insured. LAMS tracks the expected amount, the received amount, and the status of each invoice.

TypeWho receives itWhen it is used
Producer InvoiceThe assigned producerFor account current and commission billing
Direct Bill InvoiceThe insured directlyFor non-account current policies
Finance InvoiceThe finance companyFor installment-financed policies
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Invoice creation screen showing a list of booking entries with checkboxes and a Generate Invoice button

Invoice creation screen showing a list of booking entries with checkboxes and a Generate Invoice button
  1. Navigate to Accounting > Invoicing.
  2. Select the booking entries you want to include in this invoice.
  3. Click Generate Invoice.
  4. Review the invoice summary — verify the producer, total amount, and included bookings.
  5. Click Send Invoice to deliver it by email, or Download to send it manually.

Each invoice shows:

FieldDescription
Invoice NumberUnique identifier assigned automatically
Booking EntriesThe policies included in this invoice
Payment ModeHow payment is expected
Sent DateWhen the invoice was delivered
Expected AmountTotal amount billed
Received AmountAmount paid so far
Balance DueExpected minus received
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Invoices smart table showing invoice number, producer, expected amount, received amount, and status columns

Invoices smart table showing invoice number, producer, expected amount, received amount, and status columns

Use Accounting > Invoices to track all outstanding invoices:

  • Filter by producer, date range, or status.
  • Click any invoice to see the full detail and payment history.

For non-policy expenses (vendor bills, overhead), use Accounting > Invoice Data Entry to record AP invoices and expenses. These are tracked separately from policy invoices.