Le 03/06/2013 08:48, Thomas Raschbacher a écrit : > Hi. > > I have been looking at tryton to be used for our invoicing,.. needs. > Currently we are just using LibreOffice documents (calc) to write invoices. > > It seems that it relies on me entering all articles / invoice items as > seperate "items".
No it doesn't, product link is optional you can enter lines with free description, nevertheless, using a set of generic products can ease accounting and tax parameters and reporting. > > The problem with that for me/us is, that we mostly have individual > orders every time. It seems to be overkill to create "inventory" (i > don'T know what it is called right now) items for each of those as it > usually is like one line which includes things like material used, small > parts and the time to do it. > > I was wondering if it is really feasible to use tryton for situations > like this, where we don't really have an inventory of things and prices > need to be calculated nearly every time (and usually not put on the > invoice as individual parts). Imho, the more your business is complex between it doesn't follow strict rules, the more you need software to keep it under control. > > It seems to me that tryton is more geared towards (re-)sellers who have > the same item for sale more often instead of lots of custom orders. Am > I right, or am I doing something wrong and what I need can be easily > acchieved with tryton? I don't think so. I don't resell anything and don't use inventory. I use generic products (training, consulting, hosting) so when I create a line, it sets automatically taxes, units and so on, and I customize the description for each line. > > Regards, > Thomas R -- Dominique Chabord - SISalp Logiciel libre pour l'entreprise : Gestion OpenERP et Tryton 18 avenue Beauregard 74960 Cran Gevrier 145A rue Alexandre Borrely 83000 Toulon tél +33(0)950274960 fax +33(0)955274960 mob +33(0)622616438 http://sisalp.fr
