Am Montag, 2. September 2013, 22:35:36 schrieb Cédric Krier: > > I'm investigating the purchase process in Tryton, and have some questions. > > > > First I want to get a quotation for a product from a supplier. It seems > > that I have to create a draft purchase first, which is then converted > > into a Quote. - What is the 'draft PO' good for? > > For draft.
OK. But usually the PO process starts with a Request for quotation. so I feel this step is somewhat unecessary. > > - On the quote I send out, why is there already a product price on it? > > Usually you ask the supplier what the price is.... > > No, usually you already get an good idea of the cost price of your > products. Sure, *I* have an idea, but wont tell my supplier about it. Never seen a Biz so far that asks for a quote with price included. What is the best way to get rid of the price columns? In the odt Document? > > In the status 'quotation' of the PO, how can i change the price on the > > product lines? Usually the supplier comes back with a different price, > > plus maybe additional charges which I need to add. That seems not to be > > possible. > Go back to draft and edit it. > > > When I change the status to 'confirm', I dont have the option to add lines > > or change the price as well. So how can I add changed rates before I > > finally buy? > > Don't confirm the order until it is not right. Academically right, but not a real life scenario. People make mistakes (Oh Shit, I forgot to change the price on line 20),and forcing them to reenter the whole story again would definitely not increase the confidentiality into the ERP system, nor is it efficient. > > Can I revert the 'confirmation' to status 'quotation'? > > No, you have to cancel it and re-do a new one. See above. IHMO this is a design flaw. Cheers Axel
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