jmoreno, > 1. Customer comes to us with their goods (Examples: 100 pcs of generators ; > 50 pcs. of air-conditioners; etc.) > 2. We will received their goods. > 3. We will prepare the packing list > 4. We will prepare the pro forma invoice > 5. We will prepare the commercial invoce > 6. We will contact the main shipping company to send us the container to load > the goods. > 7. The main shipping company will pick-up the container > 8. The main shipping company will deliver the container to the customer's > home country address. > 9. End of transaction.
We have just trialed a similar installation and all works well. If you are not experienced with Tiny, I suggest that you locate a partner for support as this could be complicated. I have found that to make something like this work is quite quick, but to make it work well needs lots of testing, probably some weeks and without the experienced help of a partner, can take longer. > We want to implement an online system using Tiny ERP for the above > sample transaction. When you say 'online', do you mean on a web site? if so, the Tiny web client is a long way off right now. To achieve this, we are creating an XMLRPC hook to the back of a dynamic web site to allow interaction between the website and Tiny. This allows us to expose any function of tiny to the web in a way that we choose. I will update the wiki with the XMLRPC info once we have this working. (Any contributions to the XMLRPC docs are welcome as we have found it difficult to track down much) However, Tiny should be quite capable of giving you what you need here and once set up right, is a great solution. SM _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
