No.
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No. You must relocate the quantity from the location management.
Continue ReadingWhat does “Unable to sell from return location” mean?
If this setting is enabled, a user will not be able to sell Inventory located in the “Return” location. This allows the returns manager to manage this return before someone tries to sell it again.
Continue ReadingWhere can I add/modify my Terms of Sales appearing on the printout of transactions?
Through Settings -> Systems -> Billing (more…)
Continue ReadingWhat is divisional control?
Divisional control allows you to restrict your users to only view transactions that are part of the divisions to which they are entitled. For the control to work, you must enable it and associate divisions with your users and customers.
Continue ReadingWhere can I enable Divisional Control?
You can activate divisional control through Settings -> Systems -> Billing (more…)
Continue ReadingWhere can I associate divisions with my users?
Through Settings -> Data Table -> Division of Enterprise
Continue ReadingWhat is the processing of installation/delivery slips?
The processing Installation/delivery slip is the process of shipping products and identifying where products are in the distribution chain. Examples of steps: Prepared -> Shipped -> Delivered.
Continue ReadingIs the delivery address for the reception of merchandise from an order intended for the Supplier?
Yes, this address is for the Supplier. You can configure as many receptions of merchandise addresses as you wish from the Inventory tab in the System settings. When creating a Merchandise Purchase Order, you will have the option to select the desired ship-to address. This address will appear on the printout of the purchase order […]
Continue ReadingWhat does it entail to activate a notification group (e.g. Person responsible for Billing or Person responsible for Deliveries?)
This implies that your designated managers will receive notifications from all sales (notifications included in the group).
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