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Single Invoice for two SO Lines

edited Jun 2, 2025 2:24PM in Ask A Guru 4 comments

Hi,

We have a requirement in Netsuite ERP where we have two separate lines for Renewal and Upsell Portion of an Opportunity and in result two separate sales order lines are created in NS but these two separate lines need to be invoiced together for the Customer.

For example: In Sales order SO#1, there are 4 lines. Line#1 and Line#2 are parts of same line but split into two to showcase the Renewal and Upsell portion. There is only one combined Invoice line for Line#1 and Line#2 and separate regular invoice lines for Line#3 and Line#4. Is it possible to be done in NS? Would it help if there is an identifier in Line#1 and Line#2 which tells which two lines need to be combined in invoice? Please suggest.

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