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Purchases & Expenses

Edit multiple bills at once

Use batch operations to change dates, payee, notes or tags on many bills, mark them as approved or paid, or revoke them in one go.

When you have a stack of bills that need the same change, batch operations save you opening each one. Select the bills in the list, choose an action, and apply it to all of them at once.

Before you start

Run a batch operation

Select the bills

Tick the bills you want to change. A batch toolbar appears for the selected rows.

Choose an action

Pick what to apply to all of them:

ActionWhat it does
Change DatesSet invoice / accrual / due dates across the selection
Add PayeeSet the vendor / payee on the selected bills
Add NoteAdd or replace a note
Add TagsTag the selected bills
Mark as ApprovedFinalize the selected bills together (see below)
Mark as PaidMark the selected bills as paid (see below)
Batch RevokeRevoke the selected bills

Apply

Confirm the operation. The change is applied to every selected bill.

The batch operation toolbar over a selection of bills with Change Dates, Add Payee and other actions
Applying a change to several bills at once.

Mark bills as paid

Mark as Paid on a selection marks all the chosen bills as paid in one step — handy when you've settled a batch together. For recording exact payment details (amount, account, partial payments) on a single bill, use Record a payment against a vendor bill.

Bulk-approve bills

Mark as Approved finalizes every selected bill together, so you don't have to open each one — useful once you've reviewed a batch of captured bills and they're all correct. If your organization uses an approval flow, this action reads Submit for Approval instead and sends the bills into the flow.

Batch actions apply to every selected bill and can't be undone in one click. Double-check your selection before you confirm.

Accounting note

Bulk-approving bills and marking them as paid post to your ledger just as they would one at a time. Review the bills' categories and the payment details before applying a batch action; the accounts involved are best confirmed with your accountant.

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