on 05-29-2013 12:03 PM
Dear Experts,
I just wanted a clarification on the following : -
The advance payment from purchase order ability (Deposit on Order) - is limited to the US localization databases only. Is this true ?
Regards,
Hi MARTIN KAMAU ...
Yes, You are right as Mustafa Rafaee said you can use A/P Down Payment Invoice..
Regards
Kennedy
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AP Downpayment invoice doest work for me. see my response :
The problem with the A/P Down payment invoice is the journal posting. When a down payment is made to a supplier it should reflect that in the statement...as credit (overpayment). Hence the supplier will always know he owes the client.
With Deposit on order it allows you to make an outgoing payment directly from the purchase order and the supplier aging will always reflect an overpayment.
Hi,
What is your B1 version/PL/localization?
Thanks,
Gordon
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Dear Martin,
There is a document of A/P Down Payment Invoice which is generally used for Adv. payments. It can used from any where Stand Alone or Copy from Purchase Quotation, Order...
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The problem with the A/P Down payment invoice is the journal posting. When a down payment is made to a supplier it should reflect that in the statement...as credit (overpayment). Hence the supplier will always know he owes the client.
With Deposit on order it allows you to make an outgoing payment directly from the purchase order and the supplier aging will always reflect an overpayment.
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