Quick Billing of Appointments: General Information
In MYOB Acumatica, you can initiate the quick processing of an appointment—that is, performing such actions on the appointment as closing an appointment, preparing and releasing billing documents, and emailing the billing documents to the customer—with just one click.
To perform the quick billing process, an appointment should be created based on a service order type for which quick processing has been configured. For details, see Service Order Types: Quick Processing Settings.
Learning Objectives
In this chapter, you will learn how to do the following:
- Process an appointment by using the Quick Process command
- Review the generated billing documents
Applicable Scenarios
You process an appointment quickly when you are not going to make changes in the billing documents based on what happens in the appointment, and you need to generate billing documents quickly.
Actions Performed on an Appointment During Quick Processing
If an appointment is created based on a service order type that supports quick processing, you can click Quick Process on the form toolbar of the Appointments (FS300200) form to process the appointment in a single step. This action opens the Process Appointment dialog box (see below), which contains check boxes representing the actions that can be performed on the appointment during quick processing.
Note that the service order type settings determine which check boxes appear in the dialog box, their availability, and their default states.

The dialog box may contain the following sections and check boxes:
- Appointment Actions section:
- Close: Indicates whether the system closes this appointment during quick processing.
- Email Signed Appointment: Indicates whether during processing, the system sends an email with the Appointment (FS642000) report corresponding to the appointment and the customer's embedded signature. This action is available for the appointment processed in the mobile app only.
- Run Billing: Indicates whether the system generates a billing document during quick processing of the appointment.
- Sales Order Actions section:
This section appears if Sales Orders is selected in the Generated Billing Documents box on the Service Order Types form (General tab):
- Prepare Invoice: Indicates whether the system creates an SO invoice for the generated sales order during quick processing of the appointment.
- Use Sales Order Quick Processing: Indicates whether when quick processing is run, the system processes the generated sales order by using the quick processing settings specified for the sales order type on the Order Types (SO201000) form.
- Email Sales Order/Quote: Indicates whether the system emails the sales order to the customer during quick processing.
- Invoice Actions section:
If SO Invoices is selected in the Generated Billing Documents box on the Service Order Types form, the system generates a sales invoice when the service order is billed. This setting causes the Sales Order Actions section to be hidden.
- Release Invoice: Indicates whether the system releases the generated invoice during quick processing.
- Email Invoice: Indicates whether the system emails the generated invoice to the customer during quick processing.
In the dialog box, you can review the available actions and, if needed, update the check box selections.
Quick Processing Settings of the Service Order Type
You can run quick processing for an appointment on the Appointments (FS300200) form if both of the following set up conditions are met:
- For the service order type, the Allow Quick Process check box is selected on the General tab of the Service Order Types (FS202300) form (Billing Settings section). In this case, on the Quick Processing tab, the administrator has specified the default settings for quick processing of a service order of the type.
- The billing cycle assigned to the customer is set up to generate billing documents for appointments—that is, Appointments is selected for Run Billing For on the Billing Cycles (FS206000) form for the billing cycle.
