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How to Create a Credit Note in UniPhi

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Updated: 20 minutes ago

A credit note is used to adjust or reverse previously invoiced amounts within a contract. In UniPhi, this is done by entering negative values against deliverables or variations and then issuing the credit note through a document workflow.


Step-by-Step Instructions


1. Select the Project


Choose the relevant project from the project dropdown where the credit note needs to be issued



2. Open the Contract


Go to the Contracts Module and select the relevant revenue contract associated with the invoice.



3. Access the Invoice Screen


Within the contract, navigate to the Invoice screen.



4. Enter Credit Amounts


Identify the deliverable(s) and/or variation(s) you want to credit


Enter a negative dollar value (-) against the relevant line items

  • Example: -£5,000 to reverse part of an invoice



Ensure the value reflects exactly what you intend to credit, as this will flow directly into the credit note document.


5. Save the Changes


Click Save to confirm the negative amounts.



6. Start the Credit Note Workflow


Click Start New Document Workflow



Select the Credit Note Template



7. Complete the Workflow Steps


Progress through each step of the credit note template.


Populate any required fields (Invoice Date, Due Date).



8. Finalise the Document


On the final step:


Rename the document as required (e.g. Credit Note – CN001 – March 2026)


Change the Document Status to “Awaiting Sign Off”



Key Notes


Credit notes are created by entering negative values, not by a separate “credit” function


Ensure the correct template is selected to maintain consistency with project workflows


Approval will follow the configured delegations and sign-off process.


Common Use Cases


  • Overbilling corrections

  • Scope reductions

  • Reversal of previously approved variations

  • Contract adjustments

 
 
 

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