Edit invoice draft
Edit saved invoice drafts — recipient, line items, date, template. Only possible while status is Draft.
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Diese Funktion ist nur im Web verfügbar.
Permission required: Cashbook › Edit
What is it?
The edit mode loads an existing invoice draft into the editor and allows all changes — exactly like "New invoice", but with the data already entered.
When can you edit?
Only drafts are editable. For any other status (Final, Cancelled, Credited) editing is blocked — a warning is shown at the top of the page.
How to edit
- Open the invoice detail page via the overview.
- Click "Edit" (only visible for drafts).
- Change recipient, line items, date, notes — everything as in the editor.
- Click "Save" to keep the changes — status stays Draft.
- Or "Save & finalize" to finalize directly.
What you cannot change
- Invoice number — only assigned on finalization
- Status — not manually changeable; only via Finalize / Cancel
Permission
You need cashbook.edit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change a finalized invoice afterwards?▾
No — as soon as an invoice is finalized, all fields are locked (GoBD obligation). You can only cancel it (credit note) and create a new invoice.
What happens on save?▾
The changes are stored in the draft. The invoice does not get a number or PDF yet. You can keep editing or finalize directly.
Can I edit an invoice from another person?▾
Yes, anyone with the cashbook.edit permission can edit any drafts of your choir. Who saved last is shown in the updated_by field.
What happens if two people edit at the same time?▾
Last save wins — no conflict handling. In practice rarely a problem, since invoices are usually created by one person. Coordinate with each other if needed.
Can I assign the invoice number manually?▾
No — the number is drawn atomically from the number sequence on finalization. This guarantees no gaps or duplicates (GoBD obligation).
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