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Learn How a Warranty Invoice Differs from Split Billing

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Written by Gabriela Vargas

Overview

Dealerware can be used to generate invoices when a bill is being paid in part, or in full, by someone other than a dealership customer. A dealership can choose to create a Warranty Invoice or split the bill based on its needs.

Warranty Invoices

Warranty Invoices are used to assign an OEM or third-party warranty company as the payer for total or partial rental charges (Daily Rate).

Warranty Invoices include the following details (which appear on the invoice PDF):

  • Dealership details: Address and phone number

  • Contract details: Customer information, Service Vehicle ID, Contract ID, Service Repair Order, Contract Duration

  • Vehicle details: VIN, License Plate, Stock Number

The following details must be entered when creating a Warranty Invoice (which appear on the invoice PDF):

  • Warranty Authorization Number

  • Daily Rate

  • Warranty Days

  • Taxable Rate

Split Billing

Split Billing lets you assign a third party (excluding OEMs) as an Additional Payer for partial rental charges (Daily Rates).

The Additional Payer may include but is not limited to the following:

  • Dealership Sales Dept.

  • Dealership Parts Dept.

  • Third-Party Insurance Co.

  • Other

A Split Bill includes the following details (which appear on the invoice PDF):

  • Invoice Details: Invoice number and date invoice was generated

  • Contract Details: Contract ID, customer name, service vehicle information, contract duration

  • Dealership Details: Dealership name and address

A Split Bill requires the following Additional Payer details (which appear on the invoice PDF):

  • Payer Name (individual or business name)

The following fields are optional (and appear on the invoice PDF):

  • Reference Note

  • Attention To (individual person's name)

  • Payer’s Address

  • Payer’s Phone Number

  • Payer’s Email Address

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