facturés

Facturés is a French term that translates to "invoiced" or "billed" in English. It is commonly used in business and financial contexts to refer to goods or services that have been officially recorded and presented to a client or customer for payment. When a company factures a client, it means they have completed the transaction and are now requesting the due amount.

The act of "facturer" involves creating a formal document, known as a "facture" (invoice), which details the items or services provided, their quantities, unit prices, and the total amount owed. This document serves as proof of sale and a legal claim for payment. It is essential for accounting purposes, tracking revenue, and managing accounts receivable for businesses.

In everyday language, "facturés" can also simply mean something has been charged or accounted for. For example, one might say their expenses for a trip were "facturés" if they have been itemized and tallied. The term emphasizes the formalization and documentation of a financial transaction. It implies that the process of assigning a cost and preparing for payment has been completed.