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Why can't we have this functionality? We can discount by amount on a standard invoice, why not on a repeating invoice? If the number is not equally divisible you will rarely get a % discount exactly where you need it.

I need to discount $240 off of an $1800 monthly repeating invoice. My choices are 13.33% ($239.94) or 13.34% ($240.12). Neither is correct and any "workaround" will not hit the books correctly and/or look very amateur to the client.

Yet another limitation of repeating invoices. Very frustrating

so strange that it's avialable on one and not the other...makes it seem like just a weird little coding thing that they can't bother to fix?

Yes, we are having this issue as well. The % amount does not always convert to the same $ amount. When our client signs a contract stating they will pay $295 - $45 savings = $250.00 quarterly for a service which includes a discount then the % conversion shows $250.01 on the repeat invoice. No way to fix it up or down and cannot edit the end result so client gets invoiced either $250.01 or $249.48. Not what the end result should be. Plus, this amount is one of 4 other line items on the invoice resulting in even more error in invoice total.

I agree, when I create a repeating invoice with a % discount, the discount has rounding issues, and looks really unprofessional with an invoice being submitted repeatedly for $769.98 rather than $770.00!

I am testing the software hoping to purchase, and we need this feature.

Its really odd this feature is missing...

You can add a percent or fix amount discount on an invoice, but its only possible to add percent discount on a reoccurring invoice. I wonder where that business rule came from. There is a work around. I can add a percent that equals the fixed amount discount we want to add. So its not a deal breaker.