Yes it does makes sense, but this would be like a big change in the agreement concept I think (it started as a accounting feature), but since it's going to be move to order managment, I belive this change could be done with this modifications.
Now that you mentioned the supplier product entity, I wanted to know if theres like a supplier price list that groups this entites. I haven't found it and I actually belive there isn't, so it would be a good thing to add this feature, what do you think?? -- Rodrigo 2006/9/2, Jacopo Cappellato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Rodrigo, at the moment agreement prices are only considered in "sales" agreements: in its current implementation, the prices set in the SupplierProduct entity are the only one considered when you create purchase orders. However I think that it's time to review the role of the SupplierProduct entity in the system: this entity has some fields that could be moved to the Agreement* entities but also has some advanced features not currently implemented in the Agreement* stuff (for example the prices per quantity)... The first simple thing we could implement is this: in the "calculatePurchasePrice" service, add a new optional input field - "agreementId" - and if a valid SupplierProduct record is not found then the price from the agreement is returned. Does it make sense? Jacopo Rodrigo Aguinaga wrote: > Yes, I see. And seems to be completely integrated, it's just that I haven't > take a look into this functionality in a very long time, so I didn't > realize > the products part just the terms part. > > I've been trying to create a PO from a Agreement but I haven't been able to > use the products from the agreement (I mean their prices), it's just that > the don't show up when I create the order, so I thougth that they could be > on the shopping list and they were not. So I manually add one of the > products, but the unit price is the one from the supplier, not the one > defined on the agreement. > > I think I must be doing something wrong or maybe there is a bug here, so if > somebody could give some directions on this issue I would appreciate it. > > Rodrigo > PS. I do belive that move this function to orger manager it's a good idea, > but someone with accounting admin privileges, should also be able to modify > this, since there are agreement types like employment and all the agreement > terms options that they should take a look into. > > 2006/9/2, David E Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> >> These are represented in OFBiz using Agreements. You can specify >> products and agreed on prices and there is a lot of support for >> creating POs from these. Agreements are in the Accounting Manager >> right now, but we plan to move them to the order manager soon. >> >> -David >> >> >> On Sep 1, 2006, at 3:24 PM, Rodrigo Aguinaga wrote: >> >> > Hi, >> > >> > I wanted to know if there's a way to define a PO contract ( or >> > open PO ) >> > on OFBiz. >> > What I mean as PO contract, it's a "PO" that could be used many >> > times with >> > the same supplier and the same prices (at least on a define period >> > of time). >> > Let's say I always buy supplies on each end of month and I would >> > like to >> > create the PO every time, so what this does it's to have a pre- >> > build PO so >> > you can enter the date and release it. >> > I think that it could be done like a new type of Quote, one that >> > after you >> > create a PO from it, let's you create another. >> > If this doesn't exist I would like to open a JIRA about it, so >> > please let >> > me know what you think. >> > >> > >> > -- >> > Rodrigo Aguinaga Lira >> >> > >
-- -- Rodrigo Aguinaga Lira
