Next Invoice and Payment Number Settings

SettingsUpdated 8 Oct 20262 min read

All Invoices, Stock Orders, Supplier Payments, Customer Payments and Customer Credits are assigned a unique identifying Number in Workshop Software.

This article explains how to adjust Workshop Software's settings to continue allocating these Numbers from a new value.

Please Note: The new value chosen for any Number must be higher than the previous value. This limitation prevents the creation of duplicate Invoice and Payment numbers that may cause sync conflicts with Accounting Packages like Xero or MYOB.

Updating the Next Document Number

  • In the left hand sidebar menu select Settings (1), then Company Settings (2).
Two cropped screenshots of Workshop Software's Dashboard. A cursor numbered 1 indicates to click "Settings", an arrow indicates the second screenshot opens and a cursor numbered 2 indicates to click "Company Settings.

  • Scroll down to the Next Invoice / Payment Number section header, click on the arrow to expand this section.
A cropped screenshot of Workshop Software's Company Settings page. The header bar for Next Invoice / Payment Number is visible and a cursor indicates to click the arrow on the right of this bar.

  • Click on the field of the Number you would like to modify the value of and enter a value higher than the previous, then click Save.
This image shows a cropped screenshot of Workshop Software's Company Settings Page. The Fields of the Next Invoice / Payment Number box have 5 numbers identifying them in the text above and the save button is highlighted with a red box and cursor.
FieldWhat it does
3. Invoice NumberAssigned to Customer Invoices and Job Cards.
4. Credit NumberAssigned to Customer Credits.
5. PO NumberAssigned to Stock Orders.
6. Receipt NumberAssigned to Customer Payments.
7. Supplier Payment NumberAssigned to Supplier Payments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change a number back to a lower value?
No, once a new value for a Number is chosen only a value higher may replace it, it is not possible to return to the earlier lower value.

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