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Guide to the "Sales Round" in the Web Interface

Step-by-Step Description of the Business Cycle in the Web Interface with Links to Practical Examples

Written by Zuzana Sýkorová

This article provides an outline of the sales cycle in the web interface. Each item also includes a link to an article with a practical demonstration of the individual agendas:

  1. First, you record the customer's inquiry

  2. Based on it, you create your quotation

  3. You then receive the customer's purchase order

  4. To fulfill it, you send inquiries to your suppliers

  5. Based on the attractiveness of the received supplier offers:

  6. you then place orders by creating issued orders (with the option to order up to the minimum stock level)

  7. Goods delivered by suppliers will be accompanied by received invoices, which will be linked to several goods receipts upon stock entry

  8. It is time to deliver the goods to the customer: warehouse issue slips are linked to the issued invoice

  9. The issued invoice is later settled via bank payment along with the received invoice

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