on 06-12-2007 2:39 PM
Hi Team,
The client wants to save the sales order only after getting the payment.can any body tell me how to configure or to control the scenario.
Example:on receipt of payment either through PDC or cash the client wants to generate the sales order .infact the client expects system acknowledgement by way of linking the sales order at the time of recieving the payment.
Thanks
Kartik
Kartik,
During initial processing of sales order, put a order block say " Payment Expected", and save the order. Upon receiving the payment, release the order. Also, once released, the system will generate the requirements, and the subsequent steps can be processed further.
Let me know for any other solutions. This is from the intial understanding fo the requirement. Please let us know more details of te business process for a correct solution.
Regards,
Sreekanth
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Hi Kartik,
Is this a sale against downpayment? (what we call as Cash n carry) I do hv a answer.
Do reply..
Rgds,
Ajinkya
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Hi Ajinkya ,
Yes it could be a Down Payment scenerio or a post dated Cheque scenerio.
What the client expects is that the Sales Order VA01 - should check for any payment received from the assignment or text field in the customer account.
Would appreciate any inputs or workaround solutions.
Thanks
Cheers
Kartik
Hi Kartik,
In my company also there same system,but wat we do is ,in Sales Order we have feild P.O Number,we enter the cheque number there,if cash we write cash in that feild...try todo with this...
ifany possibilites pls let us know..
reward if it help
ramki
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