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Invoice errors and warnings

How to resolve invoice errors and warnings in the NabyPay app.

Updated over a month ago

Error/Warning

How to resolve

Missing information: All required fields must be complete before the invoice can be sent to the customer.

Complete all required fields, including details, customer, and items.

No payment methods enabled: At least one NabyPay payment method must be enabled to send invoices and receive payments.

Go to Account & Settings > Payment Methods and enable Easy Bank Payments or Card Payments.

Invoices may use past details: Some invoices may now use out of date information because of your recent updates, please review the invoices with warnings.

Open invoices with a red triangle warning symbol to confirm whether you want to update the information (e.g. tax, bank or customer) or keep the existing information.

Tax status updated: VAT on items may not be correct because you recently updated your settings, please review your items and update the invoice.

Go to Invoice > Edit > Items and confirm VAT is applied correctly.

Tax details out of date: The tax details on this invoice may be out of date because you recently updated your VAT number in settings.

Choose ‘Keep existing’ to leave the invoice unchanged and dismiss the warning or ‘Update now’ to apply your latest tax details from Account & Settings > Invoice settings > Tax Details.

Bank details out of date: The bank details on this invoice may be out of date because you recently updated your banking information in settings.

Choose ‘Keep existing’ to leave the invoice unchanged and dismiss the warning or ‘Update now’ to apply your latest bank details from Account & Settings > Invoice settings > Bank Details.

Customer details out of date: The customer details on this invoice may be out of date because you recently updated the information for this customer.

Choose ‘Keep existing’ to leave the invoice unchanged and dismiss the warning or ‘Update now’ to apply the latest customer details.

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