> > > I miss some seeparation between the contract (the main document where > > you define the terms and condiftions of the contract) and a contract > > signature of the contract with a party. >
Why should it not be set on the contract ? > I also miss the time management of the duration of the contract. For > > example: when it is the contract signed, which duration has, and which > > is the final date of the contract. I don't know if it's necessary to > > allow to define autrenewal of contracts (maybe that should be defined on > > a separate module) > > Definitely a contract should have a start date. > Question is if you use a fixed end date (e.g. with warning), or an open end > date. > I think I would go for the first one - even if you extend a contract it is > usually andled as a 'new' contract (different terms and conditions may > apply, > see Telecommunications) > The end date (its value or absence) depends on "what" you are contracting on. There are services which have a fixed end date (maintenance...) and others which are running until one of the parties chose to resign (telecom...) > > Thanks for all the detailed information of all contract types, but IMHO > > a tryton module for managing contracts should be simple, and all > > contract type's must be implemented in custom modules. So a review must > > be done to extract all the general information from all contract types. > > I think each contract type could be a separate module > +1 Jean CAVALLO Coopengo
