Invoice INV-083-0002

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Rachel Dunmore sent invoice INV-083-0002, issued 6 Jan 2025, for the annual Growth subscription covering 40 licensed users: net £42k, gross £50k, due 5 Feb 2025. No customer response.

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Rachel Dunmore sent invoice INV-083-0002, issued 6 Jan 2025, for the annual Growth subscription covering 40 licensed users: net £42k, gross £50k, due 5 Feb 2025. No customer response.

Ask: Rachel asked Kirsty Robson to confirm the PO number and flag anything to change on the invoice before the due date.

Customer view: there is no customer response in the thread, so acceptance and payment are not shown.

Next: the term runs to 5 Jan 2026, which sets the renewal point for this Growth subscription.

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Rachel Dunmore 6 Jan 2025 14:01
to Kirsty Robson
Dear Kirsty, Please find attached invoice INV-083-0002, issued 6 Jan 2025, for the annual Growth subscription covering 40 licensed users. The term runs to 5 Jan 2026. Net amount: £41,800 VAT: £8,360 Gross amount: £50,160 Payment is due on 5 Feb 2025. Could you confirm the PO number, please, and let me know if anything needs to change on the invoice before then? Kind regards, Rachel Dunmore, Finance Manager

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