Partner Payments Invoices Explained for Brands
A partner invoice is a billing statement summarizing what you owe a partner each month. All partner payments invoices must be settled timeously to keep your account in good standing. impact.com generates your invoices on the 2nd of each month unless you choose to configure custom payout scheduling in your template terms. For guidance on the best funding strategy for your program, see our Guide to Funding Strategies for Brands.
Note: Although invoices are generated once a month, impact.com creates multiple invoices if the transactions involved have different payment due dates. For this reason, you may see more than one invoice for a single partner in a given month.
Invoice document types
The Partner Payments Invoices screen offers two document types, downloadable in PDF format:
A Statement of Invoices (SOI) document summarizes all invoices generated for your partners.
A Partner Invoice document contains an individual invoice for your partner.
Learn more about partner payments invoices.
View summary of invoices
From the top navigation bar, select your balance → Documents → Partner Payments Invoices.
Below Partner Payments Invoice Summary, you can filter for the data you want to view.
See the Filter reference and Table reference for more information.
Filter reference
Month
Filter by the month and year the SOI represents.
Billing Group
Filter by the billing group to which the SOI belongs.
This filter will only show up if you have multiple billing groups enabled.
Table reference
Month
Indicates which month and year the SOI represents.
Billing Group
Indicates the billing group with which the SOI is associated.
Invoices
Lists how many partner payments invoices were generated for the month. Select the number to view the list of individual partner payments invoices.
Generated on
Indicates the date on which the SOI document was created.
Total Due
Shows the aggregated amount of funds owed to partners.
Status
Shows the current status of the SOI. The status can be:
• Paid
• Not Yet Due
• Past Due
Download an invoice
From the top navigation bar, select your balance → Documents → Partner Payments Invoices.
On the Partner Invoice Summary screen, under the Invoices column, select the Number.
On the Partner Payments Invoices screen, hover over the invoice you want to download and select Download Invoice.

Understand invoice due dates
When checking an invoice for its due date, one of 3 options can appear in the date field:
(The actual due date)
This is the date by which the invoice must be settled if your contract terms with your partner align with your funding strategy.
Various
Refer either to individual invoices for the specific due dates or the action details to see when you must pay your partner for driving the actions aggregated on this invoice.
Due upon receipt
A Statement of Invoice (SOI) consolidates all invoices generated throughout the month, the overall statement will always display "Due Upon Receipt" as a standard default.
To find the exact due dates for specific charges, please review your individual invoices or check your payment schedule.
Use the Upcoming Partner Payments report to view what will likely be included in your invoices.

Understand invoice VAT codes
If you are subject to Value Added Tax (VAT), at least one of the following VAT codes is likely to appear on your partner payments invoices. If you are a European-based brand, see when VAT is charged.
T0
The transaction was zero-rated. No VAT payment is due.
T1
The transaction has a standard rate. The standard VAT levy is applied to the transaction.
T4
You provided goods or services in the European Union (EU). VAT's reverse charge mechanism will shift the obligation of paying the tax onto you.
T9
VAT does not apply to the transaction, and does not need to appear on your VAT return.
Local currency requirements
Additional information will automatically appear on the partner invoice when both the following conditions are met:
The invoicing method is invoicing via an impact.com entity.
Indirect tax applies and the invoice is prepared in a different currency, the invoice will reflect the amounts in the local tax jurisdiction currency of the applicable tax jurisdiction.
If the two conditions are met, the following fields are displayed on the invoice:
Net Amount (local currency): The total amount before tax in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Tax Amount (local currency): The total indirect tax amount in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Total Amount (local currency): The final total (Net+Tax) in the local tax jurisdiction currency.
Exchange Rate: The latest exchange rate used at the time the invoice was generated.
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