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What are the different statuses that invoices go through in Stripe's automatic collection workflow?
What are the different statuses that invoices go through in Stripe's automatic collection workflow?
- Draft, open, paid, voided, and uncollectible (correct)
- New, in progress, shipped, returned, and exchanged
- Created, approved, rejected, pending payment, and overdue
- Pending, processing, completed, cancelled, and refunded
What must be set up beforehand in order to create invoices in Stripe?
What must be set up beforehand in order to create invoices in Stripe?
- Customers, products, and prices (correct)
- Refunds, returns, and exchanges
- Shipping addresses, payment methods, and taxes
- Discounts, promotions, and coupons
What is the difference between draft and open invoices in Stripe?
What is the difference between draft and open invoices in Stripe?
- Draft invoices are finalized and awaiting payment, while open invoices are editable and unsent.
- Draft invoices are zero-value for reporting purposes, while open invoices maintain a paper trail.
- Draft invoices are terminal and cannot take on another status, while open invoices are paid and closed
- Draft invoices are editable and unsent, while open invoices are finalized and awaiting payment. (correct)
What happens to paid invoices in Stripe?
What happens to paid invoices in Stripe?
What is the purpose of uncollectible invoices in Stripe?
What is the purpose of uncollectible invoices in Stripe?
Study Notes
- Invoices go through different statuses from creation to payment in Stripe's automatic collection workflow.
- Customers, products, and prices must be set up beforehand.
- The basic lifecycle for invoices includes draft, open, paid, voided, and uncollectible statuses.
- Draft invoices are editable and unsent, while open invoices are finalized and awaiting payment.
- Paid invoices are terminal and cannot take on another status.
- Voided invoices maintain a paper trail and are zero-value for reporting purposes.
- Uncollectible invoices track bad debt accounting and are used when customers cannot pay outstanding bills.
- Invoices can be deleted at any time.
- Stripe can automatically charge customers shortly after generating invoices.
- Customer emails can be enabled to send email receipts.
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Test your knowledge of Stripe's invoice management system with this quiz! Learn about the different statuses invoices can go through and the importance of setting up customers, products, and prices beforehand. Discover the basics of invoice lifecycles and the different statuses they can have, including draft, open, paid, voided, and uncollectible. See if you know when invoices can be edited, deleted, or automatically charged to customers. Don't forget to brush up on how customer emails can be enabled to send
