Rental Invoices: Per-Unit Pricing & Quantity Accuracy

TL;DR

Invoice line items for rentals now accurately show per-unit pricing and quantities. This is a standard update; no action is required.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who this update specifically affects. Users managing rental invoices will see changes.

What changed

• Invoice line items now show accurate per-unit pricing.
• The unit price reflects the true per-unit cost.
• Quantity reflects the actual number of units booked.
• Pricing is calculated per unit before arriving at the final total.
• Final totals may vary by $0.01 in rare cases involving non-round discount percentages due to per-unit rounding.

HighLevel has not confirmed rollout status, any limits, or plan gating.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not confirmed where in the product these changes are located. They will appear within the rental invoice generation or display interface.

How agencies will use this

Agencies using the rental invoicing feature will now see clearer breakdowns. When generating an invoice for a client renting five items at $10.50 each, the invoice will display five units at $10.50 per unit, rather than just a total. This provides clients with a transparent view of how the total was calculated.

Our take

This is a standard update to improve invoice clarity and accuracy. It's a minor change that addresses a specific invoicing detail. It likely won't impact most agencies this week unless rental invoicing is a core part of their service offering.