On 4/27/07, John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ed W writes: > > One area though that I think is likely to drop out is that sales orders, > > sales invoices and sales quotes are all special cases of the same object. > > Invoices are accounting transactions. Sales orders and quotes are not. > -- There may be exceptions to this. There are some businesses who treat signed sales orders as binding as purchase orders. At least, they report them as business items to management and shareholders. I am not trying to draw exact parallels between purchase orders and sales orders, but work flow security and auditing issues should be dealt with in both the above cases.
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