A Rebilled Invoice refers to an invoice that has been cancelled and replaced with a new one. This status is used by the Collection Agent to indicate that the original invoice is no longer valid and a revised invoice has been issued.
NOTE: We do not advise the client to pay the rebilled invoice itself, even if it has a payment link
1. Non-payment Within 30 to 90 Days
If the customer does not pay the posted invoice within 30 to 90 days, the Collection Team manually updates the invoice status to “Rebilled” (highlighted with a green flag).
If the customer later decides to pay, a re-activation is required, and a new invoice will be generated by the Expansion Team or Account Manager (AM).
No correction invoice will be created till the customer decides to Re-activate the account/branch
2. Customer Requests Changes to Invoice or Billing Frequency
If the customer requests changes to the invoice line items or the billing frequency, the Collection Agent will manually close the existing invoice as “Rebilled.”
A new invoice will then be issued reflecting the requested modifications.
A corrected invoice will be created directly by Collection Agent and sent to the customer.
3. Invoice Contains an Error (Wrong License or Amount)
If the invoice contains an error—such as an incorrect license or an inaccurate amount—the Collection Agent will manually mark the invoice as “Rebilled.”
A corrected invoice will be created and sent to the customer.
A corrected invoice will be created directly by Collection Agent and sent to the customer.
Invoice Color
Status
Meaning
🔴 Red
Posted
The invoice is unpaid. The customer has not paid it yet.
🟢 Green
Posted
The invoice is paid. The customer has completed the payment.
🟢 Green
Re-billed
The invoice was canceled or replaced, and the customer did not pay it.
🟡 Yellow
Posted
The invoice is new and not yet due. The customer will not be blocked by it.
Note: A customer will be blocked 5 days after the invoice is sent if the invoice remains unpaid.