Invoice history by item (AR40105S)

You use this inquiry to list all invoices from the Customer ledger that are released.
This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes.
Note

This inquiry is based on customer invoice lines, regardless if they have a connection to a sales order.

The top part

ElementDescription
Item IDSelect the item you want to view the invoice history for.
Item classThe item class of the items to be included in the report. Leave the field blank to include requests for items of multiple classes.
SubaccountThe subaccount for which you want to view information for the item.
CustomerThe customer that has ordered the goods or services.
Customer classThe class of the customers to be included in the report.
SalespersonThe salesperson for whom you want to view information. Leave the field blank to view information on all salespersons.
Group by salespersonGroups the lines of the table per salesperson.
From periodThe first financial period for the date range the inquiry will cover.
To periodThe last period for the date range the inquiry will cover.
Start dateThe starting date in the date range for which you want to display the history of sales.
End dateThe ending date in the date range for which you want to display the history of sales.

The table

ColumnDescription
SalespersonThe salesperson associated with the sale.
Item IDThe sold stock or non-stock item, by its item ID. You can click the link to view the details of the item in the Stock items (IN202500) or Non-stock items (IN202000) window.
Item descriptionThe description provided for the item.
QuantityThe total ordered quantity of the item.
Cost of goods soldThe accumulated COGS balance from the sales order lines for the item.
SalesThe accumulated sales balance from the sales order lines for the item.
ProfitThe profit for the sold item (calculated: Sales - COGS).
MarginThe margin for the sold item (calculated: profit as percentage of Sales).

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Last modified February 19, 2026