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Billing Schedule - Increase of Sales Order
I have some Sales Orders where, say 6 months into the order, the client increases their fee to a higher amount.
We're currently using Billing schedules to bill this, however, I can't quite figure out how to apply the newly increased fee within the same Sales Order.
For example, say it's a £1000 fee per month being billed and as of month 7, the fee increases to £1500.
I want to update the SO with an additional line of 6 instances of £500 to be included on the last 6 invoices of the Billing schedule, but I can't quite figure out how set this up without it applying from the very first month of the schedule.
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