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# Generating a Bill

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This lesson will show you how to generate a bill in AgileCase.

### Adding a bill

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Bills are created in AgileCase to inform customers that their balance is due to be paid. To issue a bill, go to the "Bills" tab on the main toolbar and click "New Bill" to begin generating a new bill.

### Generating a bill

You can now select the case or customer that you want to bill. Selecting a customer name will generate a bill taking into account all cases for which they are the client. Once you have selected the case or customer you wish to generate a bill for, click "Generate Bill" to create the bill.

### New bill

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The new bill will now be displayed below the others on the billing tab and can be accessed to generate invoices and receive payments.


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