Motora on Bivorra
Open a job card for the vehicle, add the labour and parts, and issue a tax invoice in English and Arabic. Amounts are in OMR.
Labour 8.000 · Parts 12.000 · VAT 1.000
“The customer was handed a bill that had no number.”
A job card is opened, completed, and then billed. The invoice is a draft until you issue it. Only an issued invoice gets a number and a PDF.
Bill the card and the lines become an invoice.
A job card can carry the next service date and mileage. The service due report lists those vehicles, and you mark each one once you have called the customer.
The outstanding report lists the invoices that are unpaid or part paid, so you know who owes you.
| Method | Recorded against |
|---|---|
| Cash | The invoice |
| Card | The invoice |
| Bank | The invoice |
| Other | The invoice |
One record per customer, with the vehicles they own.
Plate, chassis number, make, model, and year.
Open a card, add the lines, complete it, then bill it.
VAT tax invoices in English and Arabic.
Cash, card, bank, or other, against the invoice.
A service package applied to a job card in one step.
Sales, tax, outstanding, and service due.
Each branch has its own numbering and VATIN.
No. A draft has no number, so it cannot be printed. Issue the invoice first. A cancelled invoice prints with a watermark.
The tax invoice prints in English and Arabic. The Arabic label sits after the value on each line.
Amounts settle at three decimals, the way the rial is written.
Record it against the invoice as cash, card, bank, or other. The invoice shows what is paid and what is still owed.
No. A technician opens and writes lines on their own job cards. Completing, cancelling, reopening, and billing are advisor work.
Start a Bivorra account, or write to us and we will walk a job card with you.