Bills
Orders → Bills holds every supplier bill, of two kinds. An expense bill has no purchase order behind it: rent, software, a 3PL's fees. It's expensed to the accounts you choose, can be tracked as cost entries for product profitability, and can sync to Xero or QuickBooks. A landed cost bill is a freight, customs, or brokerage invoice for a purchase order, inbound shipment, or transfer, and its cost goes into your inventory. The Type column and the All / Expense / Landed cost toggle tell them apart.
| To… | Go to… |
|---|---|
| enter a supplier cost with no purchase order, by hand or from its invoice | Enter an expense bill |
| put an expense bill's cost into product profitability, with AI help | Track an expense bill as cost entries |
| upload a freight or duty invoice and allocate its cost to stock | Record landed cost bills |
| decide whether expense bills are sent to Xero or QuickBooks, or entered there | Choose how expense bills sync |
| bring in bills your team entered in Xero or QuickBooks | Find bills in Xero or QuickBooks |
| create or update many bills, their allocations, or their payments from a spreadsheet | Import bills |
| set up cost categories and their keyword aliases | Manage cost categories |
| pay a bill from your Mercury bank account | Pay a bill with Mercury |
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