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Invoicing

Issue a delivery note (Lieferschein)

Create a delivery note to record what was physically delivered to a site. It carries line items and quantities, a PDF, and a document number. It carries no payment obligation.

Issue and manage a full invoice

Take an invoice from a fresh draft through Issue, send it to the customer, track payment, and recover with a void or credit note when something needs to change.

Write a letter (free-text supporting document)

Send a formal text-only document with its own number and PDF, straight from the Invoicing module.

Issue an offer confirmation

Confirm an accepted offer with a formal supporting document that you can later convert into an invoice.

Issue an order confirmation (Auftragsbestätigung)

After the customer accepts the offer, generate an **Offer Confirmation**: the supporting document that confirms the deal, precedes invoicing, and goes to the customer for their records.

Invoicing Overview

The big picture: what Reonic's invoicing module does, when to use it instead of an external accounting tool, and how payment, accounting, and statutory e-invoicing fit together.

Create and manage partial invoices

Bill a project in stages (advance payment, progress milestones, component-by-component) without re-keying the offer. Partials roll up against a single Final Invoice so the customer is never billed twice for the same line item.

Issue a purchase order (Bestellung)

Create a purchase order to request products or services, typically from your own supplier. It carries line items and quantities, produces a PDF, and gets its own document number, with no payment to track.

Reimburse a customer (refunds and credit notes)

When a customer is due money back (paid in full but installation scope shrank, equipment returned, a discount applied after the fact), issue a credit note to document the reimbursement and wire the money back separately.

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Automations

The notifications and reminders Reonic sends automatically as work moves through your CRM.

Work with calendars in Reonic: visibility, planning board, and project views

Understand whose calendars you can see as a manager, see all installation appointments in one dispatcher-style view, restore a hidden project calendar, and resolve events that appear twice.

Manage contacts in the Reonic CRM

Add and find contacts, link them to projects, capture business vs. private customers and multiple addresses, audit marketing consent, handle duplicates, and clean up the address book when a customer leaves.

Emails in the CRM

Read recent emails with a customer on the project record, send Reonic-rendered PDFs by email, and reply through your own Outlook or Gmail.

Folder structures and file storage

Store every project document in one place, organise it with folders, and control exactly who sees each file.

Site photos: capture, organise, and mark up

Capture the site photos a residential project needs, mark up cable runs and details on the spot, and let homeowners upload the photos you ask for.

Tags

Create colour-coded tags, apply them to your projects, and filter your pipeline by them.

Manage tasks in Reonic — create, assign, complete, automate

Create personal or project-bound tasks, assign them to people or teams, run them through checklists and a commercial task kanban, use templates for repeat work, and plan your day with the digest email.

Teams

Group users into teams so you can assign a whole group to a project in one step, and let visibility follow your org structure.

Time tracking in the Portal and the app

Capture working time via timer or manually, link entries to projects, and export them as Excel.

Wiki as your internal knowledge base

Locate the Wiki in Reonic, switch it on for your company, and learn who in your team can access it.