With self-billing, you as the purchaser create invoices and credit notes on behalf of your supplier. This is useful when you, as the buyer, take over the invoicing, for example in fixed collaborations. In this article, we explain step by step how to do this in OkiOki.
- How do I activate self-billing on my account?
- Creating a self-billing invoice
- Frequently asked questions
How do I activate self-billing on my account?
Go to the menu Your account and select App settings.
Activate the self-billing setting there.
Creating a self-billing invoice
Step 1: Select counterparty
First select the counterparty (supplier). After selection, the self-billing settings of this counterparty will be loaded.
Step 2: Document details
Choose "Self-billing invoice" or "Self-billing credit note" as document type.
The document number is automatically filled in based on the numbering per counterparty (e.g. 2025-001, 2025-002, ...).
If no numbering has been set yet, enter the first number — this immediately sets the pattern.
Step 3: Invoice lines
Add the products and services as you would on a regular invoice. Note: if the counterparty is exempt from VAT, you can only select 0% VAT.
Step 4: Payment information
With self-billing, the QR code, thank you message, and payment banner are automatically hidden (the recipient does not need to pay).
Frequently asked questions
Question |
Answer |
|---|---|
Can I use self-billing for a private individual? |
No, only for counterparties with a company or VAT number. |
Are general terms and conditions included? |
No, never with self-billing documents. |
How does the numbering work? |
Each counterparty has its own ascending number sequence, shared by invoices and credit notes. The number is fixed upon completion. |
Can I send via Peppol? |
Yes, both invoices and credit notes. |
What if my counterparty is VAT exempt? |
Then you can only select 0% VAT. |
Do I have to refer to the original on a credit note? |
Yes, always refer to the credited document in the additional remarks. |
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