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So, unless you edit the Invoice date, the Invoice will be due 30 days from when your customer pays the Estimate deposit. Be aware that the due date defaults to Net 30 payment terms on all partially paid Invoices created this way (even if you have a different global setting like Due on receipt or Net 15). It’s important to pay attention to this date, especially if you aren’t going to start the work right away. The day the Estimate is paid becomes the Invoice date. When your customer accepts your estimate by paying a deposit online, a partially paid Invoice is created. Check the Invoice Due Date and related settings: When the customer gets the estimate email and selects the Review and pay button, they can review the Estimate and Accept and Pay the deposit online.

When you're done, select Email to save and send the Estimate to your customer.

To edit, turn on/off the switches under Payment methods.

The payment methods for the deposit will display in the Ways to Pay section.

To request a deposit, select + Request a deposit.

Then, in the Product or service field, select the ▼ drop-down and choose your product or service.Select + Add customer and select your customer from the ▼ drop-down.Creating an Estimate and requesting a deposit:

When customers pay the deposit, QuickBooks automatically marks each Estimate accepted, then converts the appropriate Estimate to an Invoice, and records the customers' deposit as a partial payment toward the new Invoice. If you have both QuickBooks Payments and the newest version of Estimates in QBO, you can request s deposit from your customers that they can pay directly from the Estimate.

Accepting online deposits saves you time, secures your customers’ commitment to your projects, and gives you a jump start on cash-flow.