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An order is sometimes paid through several invoices, and sometimes paid without an invoice.
en.wikipedia.org Per-time service (or per-push) is usually invoiced monthly and customers will be charged for each time services are provided.
en.wikipedia.org However, version 1.3 can use orders and invoices as separate documents in a manner similar to vouchers and transactions in a paper accounting world.
en.wikipedia.org Bills and invoices are often sent through the mail, like regular billing correspondence from utility companies and other service providers.
en.wikipedia.org The existing process may therefore assume that goods are typically received before the invoice.
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