On 31/07/13 09:03 +0200, Axel Braun wrote:
> Am Montag, 29. Juli 2013, 11:49:31 schrieb LAG Robin Baumgartner:
> > > Corresponding feature request: https://bugs.tryton.org/issue3320
> > 
> > I would appreciate some more feedback on this proposal, especially from
> > the participants of the discussion. Does it reflect the ideas you had in
> > mind?
> 
> Functionally speaking, you mean Cedric's proposal:
> 
> >     - allow to create many sales from an opportunity (for people who
> >       don't like the idea of revision).
> >     - can split the generated sale using copy (link to opportunity will
> >       stay).
> >     - can use the future revision of sale (and use copy for split).
> >     - can add later new sales to an existing "converted" opportunity.
> 
> In general, it fits the needs. Let me describe a real world example:
> 
> The current Tryton module 'leads and opportunities' seems to be based on the 
> assumption that all products are already in the database and priced. In fact, 
> this is mainly the case with manufacturers or resellers with a limited 
> product 
> range. 
> 
> In trading business, most distributors in industrial goods have to check the 
> availability of the products before sending a quote to a potential client. As 
> a result, a request for quote (rfq) must be sent to the manufacturer or 
> dealer 
> in order to receive updated conditions on the enquiry. In industrial goods. 
> 
> This is further complicated by the fact that prices often depend on daily raw 
> material surchages (typicaly copper, silver, etc.) which may vary 
> significantly. To summon up, the current leads and opportunities module is 
> only partially fitted to cover trading business with a huge product range, 
> because it neglects the importance of the rfq to the manufacturer or 
> contrctual dealer, the supplier.

This is out of the scope of the module.
If you want such feature, it should go in an extra module.


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