In standard Navision, there is no way to prevent a salesperson from proceeding with an order for a customer with an exceeded credit limit/overdue balance or an item where there is not enough on stock, other than the automatic warning (Which Savatage mentions) and the salesperson's judgement.
If you do not want to rely on your salepeople and want a more secure solution, this will have to be developed for you. Speak to the company that supplied Navision to you - they should be able to modify the system to create a 'held order' solution.
Every company has it's procedures. For Us when the credit warning appears the person entering the order has to check with a higher authority before proceeding with the order.
If they went ahead on their own - heads are gonna roll!
& this usually keeps anyone from stepping past their limits.
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http://www.BiloBeauty.com
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In standard Navision, there is no way to prevent a salesperson from proceeding with an order for a customer with an exceeded credit limit/overdue balance or an item where there is not enough on stock, other than the automatic warning (Which Savatage mentions) and the salesperson's judgement.
If you do not want to rely on your salepeople and want a more secure solution, this will have to be developed for you. Speak to the company that supplied Navision to you - they should be able to modify the system to create a 'held order' solution.
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If they went ahead on their own - heads are gonna roll!
& this usually keeps anyone from stepping past their limits.
fear :shock: vs. modification 8)
http://www.BiloBeauty.com
http://www.autismspeaks.org