Sales and purchase returns, fees and warranty
Create return orders, control stock effects, record serial numbers, apply fees and report warranty information.
Inventory & Warehousing Management System
Open guide →GuideUse the return-order register
Search sales and purchase return orders.
Open guide →GuideCreate a return order
Select return type, related source, client/vendor, warehouse, date and item lines.
Open guide →GuideCreate a sales return
Return delivered stock from a customer and create the appropriate stock-import effect.
Open guide →GuideCreate a purchase return
Return received stock to a vendor and create the appropriate stock-export effect.
Open guide →GuideLoad related order or document data
Select a supported relationship and load its items into the return.
Open guide →GuideComplete return-order lines
Choose item, return quantity, warehouse, serial and fee information.
Open guide →GuideLoad client or vendor details
Use the supported party selection and related-data actions.
Open guide →GuideSelect serial numbers for a return
Identify the exact serial values being returned or sent back.
Open guide →GuideApply return-order fees
Use the configured return fee and total calculations.
Open guide →GuideValidate a return before approval
Resolve relationship, quantity, serial and stock errors.
Open guide →GuideApprove a return order
Record the configured approval or rejection decision.
Open guide →GuideCreate stock import or export from a return
Run the implemented action that posts the approved return into inventory.
Open guide →GuideView return-order details
Review party, source, items, fees, approval and stock-document relationships.
Open guide →GuideDownload a return-order PDF
Generate the return PDF.
Open guide →GuideDelete an eligible return order
Delete only where permission and status permit.
Open guide →GuideUse the warranty-period report
Review serialised products and warranty dates.
Open guide →GuideDownload a warranty-period PDF
Generate warranty-period evidence as PDF.
Open guide →GuideReview expired inventory
Use the expiry table to identify affected stock.
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