You can create several order for multiple customers. once the orders have been shipped. Create a new sales invoice and go to function -> get shipment. Select those sales orders. This will allow you to combine mulitpel sales orders into one invoice.
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You can create several order for multiple customers. once the orders have been shipped. Create a new sales invoice and go to function -> get shipment. Select those sales orders. This will allow you to combine mulitpel sales orders into one invoice.
I have never worked with this But I'm interested.
So you ship but DON'T invoice the orig orders.
Create a new order & get those shipments - this will be the invoice.
Do you then delete the shipped Not invoiced orders so double billing doesn't occur?
Savatage No, Navision, will update the Sales Order qty invoiced info. You wouldn't be able to double invoice.
You need to create a new invoice not order. and do getshipment. Navision filters it on bill-to customer no. and qty shipped not invoice on sales shipment line.
If the Sales Orders are fully invoiced and shipped, all you would need to do is delete the sales orders.
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1. I create customers with same bill-to-customer no and tick "combine shipments" in shipping details.
2. Create order and post shipment.
3. In periodic activities choose "combine shipments" and create at the same time one invoice for "Bill-To-Customer"
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Is it possible to have all 3 orders consolidated on 1 invoice for the HQ?
Thanks,
or are you transfering data and you want to send them one ledger entry?
how are you sending it, Daily, Weekly , some other criteria?
if so you can create a new invoice report based on the posting date.
let us know.
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I have never worked with this But I'm interested.
So you ship but DON'T invoice the orig orders.
Create a new order & get those shipments - this will be the invoice.
Do you then delete the shipped Not invoiced orders so double billing doesn't occur?
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You need to create a new invoice not order. and do getshipment. Navision filters it on bill-to customer no. and qty shipped not invoice on sales shipment line.
If the Sales Orders are fully invoiced and shipped, all you would need to do is delete the sales orders.
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There's are functions in the Periodic Activities that does the Combine Shipment function for you so you don't have to do it one by one.
You can also delete the invoiced sales orders in the Periodic Activities --> Delete Sales Documents --> Delete Invoiced Sales Orders
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The solution for me is "combine shipments".
1. I create customers with same bill-to-customer no and tick "combine shipments" in shipping details.
2. Create order and post shipment.
3. In periodic activities choose "combine shipments" and create at the same time one invoice for "Bill-To-Customer"
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