Am Samstag, 8. Juni 2013, 12:50:31 schrieb Cédric Krier: > > I would like to request to add trade terms (aka Inco-terms) to the Tryton > > standard. > > > > Trade terms describe unter which conditions goos are delivered/purchased, > > and by this are part of customer/vendor master. In customer / vendor > > master the standard term is set, e.g. we always deliver to customer xyz > > with trade term FOB > > > > Standard trade terms are: > > > > CFR Costs and freight > > CIF Cost,Insurance and Freigh > > CIP Carriage,Insurance Paid > > CPT Carriage Paid To > > DAF Delivered At Frontier > > DAP Delivered at Place > > DAT Delivered at Terminal > > DDP Delivered Duty Paid > > DDU Delivered Duty Unpaid > > DEQ Delivered Ex Quay > > DES Delivered Ex Ship > > EXW Ex Works > > FAS Free Alongside Ship > > FCA Free Carrier > > FH Free house > > FOB Free on board > > UN Not free > > Those terms sounds pretty vague and not exclusive.
What means 'vague and not exclusive'? These are standard terms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incoterms > > Some of them require additionally a city to be entered, e.g. FOB Hamburg > > So the customer maste for XYZ would receive the entry FOB Hamburg. > > > > Next to the TLA (FOB) the short text (Free on board) should be displayed. > > What does TLA mean? Three Letter Acronym - the abbreviation > > Short text must be translatable. > > > > Inco terms should go as well into Sales and purchase order, delivery and > > invoice. > > Anyway, those terms doesn't really match the design of Tryton. In which way? Does it mean that Tryton is not designed to have standard business terms delivered in standard? > All I see that can be done is to compute the sets based on current > Sale/Purchase parameters. They are not computed. They are set according to the negitiations between trading partners Cheers/Axel
