Invoicing [verb]

By having visibility on both sides, including upcoming orders, Twinco provides liquidity to the suppliers “from purchase order to final invoice payment”.

Drivers who pass through a toll plaza without an electronic tolling device, such as an E-ZPass, will be sent an invoice through the mail.

If you’re a freelancer and you just need to send a couple of invoices per month, you can also generate payment links.

Of the 400 observed negotiations, 30 involved the salesperson disclosing the invoice price of the car early on, 44 disclosed it later, 25 did so only in response to prodding from the customer, and 301 never disclosed the price.

We drove back to his home at Kirkersville, where, after invoicing and dividing profits, we dissolved partnership.

This invoicing back, takes the place of the cancelling of a contract, according to law.

Lady-Typist (aged 1920) required for invoicing department of West End wholesale firm.

There is a lot of office drudgery, with all the bookkeeping, invoicing, and checking of lists.

Elizabeth had progressed from Arcadia to Paradise and was invoicing her emotions.