Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you
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From: Appost <ap...@gmail.com> To: er...@googlegroups.com Sent: Thursday, May 9, 2013 9:56 PM Subject: [erpnext-user-forum] Subscriptions
Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you :)
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Thank you for your interest in ERPNext and welcome to ERPNext user forum.
Currently there is no feature to create recurring Delivery Note weekly/monthly basis. It is good-to-have feature but our hands are full now. I am adding it in github issue list (https://github.com/webnotes/erpnext/issues/323).
For now you can use "Copy" feature to create Delivery Note on weekly basis. You should create a Sales Order for total qty ordered for entire 2 years and create Delivery Note against that Sales Order.
- Nabin Hait
On 10-May-2013, at 9:58 AM, Olawale Olowu wrote:
I also am interested in the answer to this question... especially in a situation where the customer has paid for the entire subscription ahead.
How do you record stuff like deliveries on a monthly, or as in this example, weekly basis etc?
Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you :)
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Thanks a lot for your response and for adding this to your issues list on Github. Are you saying its possible to create multiple Delivery Notes against a single Sales Order?
Kind regards, Olawale
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Subject: Re: [erpnext-user-forum] Subscriptions
Hi Appost,
Thank you for your interest in ERPNext and welcome to ERPNext user forum.
Currently there is no feature to create recurring Delivery Note weekly/monthly basis. It is good-to-have feature but our hands are full now. I am adding it in github issue list (https://github.com/webnotes/erpnext/issues/323).
For now you can use "Copy" feature to create Delivery Note on weekly basis. You should create a Sales Order for total qty ordered for entire 2 years and create Delivery Note against that Sales Order.
- Nabin Hait
On 10-May-2013, at 9:58 AM, Olawale Olowu wrote:
I also am interested in the answer to this question... especially in a situation where the customer has paid for the entire subscription ahead.
How do you record stuff like deliveries on a monthly, or as in this example, weekly basis etc?
Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you :)
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It is very much possible to create multiple Delivery Note against any Sales Order. You can also check "Delivered Qty" and "% Delivered" in sales order form.
Thanks a lot for your response and for adding this to your issues list on Github. Are you saying its possible to create multiple Delivery Notes against a single Sales Order?
Kind regards, Olawale
Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone provided by Airtel Nigeria.
Thank you for your interest in ERPNext and welcome to ERPNext user forum.
Currently there is no feature to create recurring Delivery Note weekly/monthly basis. It is good-to-have feature but our hands are full now. I am adding it in github issue list (https://github.com/webnotes/erpnext/issues/323).
For now you can use "Copy" feature to create Delivery Note on weekly basis. You should create a Sales Order for total qty ordered for entire 2 years and create Delivery Note against that Sales Order.
- Nabin Hait
On 10-May-2013, at 9:58 AM, Olawale Olowu wrote:
I also am interested in the answer to this question... especially in a situation where the customer has paid for the entire subscription ahead.
How do you record stuff like deliveries on a monthly, or as in this example, weekly basis etc?
Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you :)
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Thank you for your help. I continue to look the demo.
On Friday, May 10, 2013 7:14:28 AM UTC+1, Nabin Hait wrote:
Hi Appost,
Thank you for your interest in ERPNext and welcome to ERPNext user forum.
Currently there is no feature to create recurring Delivery Note weekly/monthly basis. It is good-to-have feature but our hands are full now. I am adding it in github issue list (https://github.com/webnotes/erpnext/issues/323).
For now you can use “Copy” feature to create Delivery Note on weekly basis. You should create a Sales Order for total qty ordered for entire 2 years and create Delivery Note against that Sales Order.
- Nabin Hait
On 10-May-2013, at 9:58 AM, Olawale Olowu wrote:
I also am interested in the answer to this question… especially in a situation where the customer has paid for the entire subscription ahead.
How do you record stuff like deliveries on a monthly, or as in this example, weekly basis etc?
Hi at all, I looked the demo of ERPnext, it is a very impressive work.
I had a problem with subscriptions for example if you have a contract to furnish 100 units of product every week for two years to a customer, how do you manage it within ERPnext?
Thank you :)
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