Le 30/08/2017 à 08:14, Paul Foxworthy a écrit :
On 28 August 2017 at 20:04, Jacques Le Roux <[email protected]>
wrote:
I also remember from my first experience as an OFBiz new user that I found
the catalog manager screen not a very friendly place to start but if our
community like it then it's easy to change.
I agree that order UI is maybe easier, but IMO it's more logical to start
with products because you can't have orders before defining products.
I can see your point that parties aren't top of mind for a business owner.
You enter them the first time you do business with them. For repeat orders,
you just call up the party and add to an order. By the same token, you
define a product once and call it up for an order. Accounting, products,
even parties, are means to the end of earning a buck. The earning is what
happens repeatedly, and that's what's important to a business owner. So I
suggest order, not product. In a demo, products and parties will already
exist, and should not be the first thing to consider.
The sequence in which you have to prepare things in OFBiz is not in order
of importance or relevance. Just because it's necessary to prepare
accounting, products, shippers doesn't mean they are of most interest to a
business owner.
Cheers
Paul
OK, I have not a too strong opinion about it, let it be as Sharan and you prefer
Moreover, it's kinda https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bikeshedding ;)
Jacques
