Hi,
One of my bookkeeping clients has just had a very similar experience to the above example.
She invoiced a customer and sent them the invoice from within MYOB. When they paid a completely different amount from what she'd invoiced, she rang them to find out why. They said they'd paid the amount on the invoice and sent her a copy of it.
What they had received, "Powered by MYOB", was on her invoice template but billed to a completely unknown business, not a customer of my client. The company ABN and address were for some business in South Australia, not the ABN and business address of my client. Although the document name had the right invoice number, it showed a completely different number on the invoice, it was dated 18-Oct-2021 instead of 3-Jun-2022, and the amount owing was wrong.
Basically, somewhere along the way, when she emailed out her invoice, the data from another MYOB customer in Adelaide got entered onto her invoice template and sent to her customer in Victoria.
I logged in to her account from my office, checked the invoice in question, sent it to myself and it arrived with no mistakes.
However, this is VERY concerning because it means my client can't trust MYOB's inbuilt email system when she wants to invoice her customers. If she has to save each invoice onto her computer and then email them separately to her customers it will involve a whole lot more work and it's not what she's paying for with her expensive MYOB subscription.
Obviously it's some kind of glitch in MYOB somewhere because it's happened with other MYOB users, as the above post shows.
What do you suggest we do to sort this problem out?
I'm not that keen to call MYOB because I don't have three hours to spend listening to your execrable on-hold music before talking to a person in a South African call centre that has zero knowledge of MYOB. I'd prefer it if someone could contact me or my client directly.
Thanks very much for your help.
Regards,
Catherine