On Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 11:00:09 AM UTC+1, Cédric Krier wrote:
>
> On 2015-12-05 01:44, Ossi Viljakainen wrote: 
> > Then I'm experiencing some weirdness: 
> > 1) There are several overdue lines, but the module does not create 
> dunnings 
> > for them. Is my configuration wrong, or am I doing something weird? 
>
> The party should have a dunning procedure and there should be a level in 
> that procedure that match the current line (ex: number of overdue days). 
> So it is not because a line overdue that a dunning will necessary be 
> created. 
>

There was no dunning procedure. Added.
 

> > 2) Sometimes the customer contacts and wants to agree on a payment plan 
> > (extended payment time, or payment in installments etc). In this case 
> there 
> > should not be any further dunning letters. How to accomplish this? 
>
> You can block a dunning for escalating to the next level. 
> But I think this could be improved to allow to set a date for how long 
> the dunning should be blocked. 
>

Ok, this is great :)
 

> > 3) Some customers have paid their invoice, but still Dunnings module 
> create 
> > new dunnings for them. I double-checked, and yes, the invoice has been 
> > marked as "Paid". Is this an issue, or am I being stupid? 
>
> This is very strange because it should not create a dunning for 
> reconciled lines. And once the line of a dunning is reconciled, the 
> dunning is marked as inactive.
>

In the Party > Accounting the Dunning procedure was blank.
In Financial > Account Configuration > the Default Dunning Procedure was 
also blank. I added the default procedure there, and now it created the 
dunnings as expected.
 

> > 4) What does the "Blocked" checkbox do? Block the dunnings module to 
> create 
> > further dunnings or block the customer from further sale? 
>
> See above. 
> To block a customer for further sale, it is the module 
> sale_credit_limit. 

 
Thanks, will have to install that.

1) Is it possible to have dunning letters in different languages (based on 
party/language) and different formats (based on party/country)? Where do I 
define which letter to use?
2) Currently all dunning levels use the same letter, which is impractical. 
For different levels, different wordings would be needed. Where do I 
configure which letter to use for each level?
3) I'd like to get the module to automatically email the level 1 & 2 
payment reminders to the customers (plain email / attached pdf). How to set 
this up? 
4) SMS payment reminder would be also nice and fast. Has anyone 
experimented with SMS gateways & Tryton?

-Ossi

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