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Quotations, Checkout and Revisions

graph TD; N[New Sale] -- Save --> Q C[Checkout] -- Invoice Button --> I[Invoice]; Q[Quotation] -- Checkout Button --> C[Checkout]; C[Checkout] -- Delivery Button --> D[Delivery Note]; C -- Save Revision --> R[Revision] Q -- Save Revision --> R

What is a quotation?

A Quotation is the first stage in creating a sale. The `New Sale` area creates a quotation and when All sales start of as a Quotation

What is a revision

A revision is a copy of a quotation. They are useful in keeping a record of how a quotation has changed before the final invoice or delivery note is created. Revisions are created by selecting Save Revision from the save menu.

What is the checkout area?

The checkout area is used to reserved stock for a customer. It is the intermediate state between a quotation and an invoice. When a sale is 'checked out' items added or items removed will all affect the `stock on hand`.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Quotations, Checkout and Revisions
    • What is a quotation?
    • What is a revision
    • What is the checkout area?

Installation

  • Install on Windows
  • Install on other platforms
  • Remote Access

AutoMagic

  • Desktop application
  • VAT Returns
  • Customer Accounts
  • Sales
  • Order fulfilment
  • Stock
  • Expense Ledgers
  • Managing Reports

Android Sales Tablets

  • Installing a CA Certificate on Android
  • Setting up the android software
  • Software updates

Web services

  • Trouble Shooting
  • Installing and Getting started
    • Provisioning Zebera TC5x devices
    • Setting an authentication token
  • Proof of delivery and signiture capture
    • For deliveries.
    • For Invoices, delivery notes and quotations.
    • For Paid Outs

Warehouse Management System (WMS)

  • WMS Functions
    • Info
    • Storage
    • Replenish
    • Picking
    • Check picking
    • New stock
    • Stock Take
  • Master data
  • Setup
    • Location Layout
  • Terms and definitions

Policy

  • Privacy Policy