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Sales Document User Statuses

User statuses allow you to manage business documents according to your own statuses

Written by Petr Pech

On business documents (inquiries, quotes, orders), it is possible to define custom statuses.

Business Document Status Code List

You can find the code list under Tools > Code Lists > Business Document Statuses.

The "Standard" column indicates document statuses that are system-defined, immutable, and cannot be deleted. Only their name and order can be changed. The system statuses are:

  • Partially issued/received

  • Issued/received

  • Partially completed

  • Completed

  • Cancelled

  • Unspecified

Custom statuses can be restricted so that they only appear in certain modules of the business cycle.

Module validity can be set for the following document types:

  • received inquiries

  • issued inquiries

  • received quotes

  • issued quotes

  • received orders

  • issued orders

Using Custom Statuses

A custom status must correspond to one of the system statuses, which determines the behavior of that status. When ABRA Flexi performs an operation on a document (e.g., invoicing an order, issuing an order), it always sets the standard status (Issued/received, Completed), which causes the custom status to change. You can then manually set a custom status that shares the same system status as the document.

Status Changes

Status changes are linked to reservations. For example, when an order is invoiced, the status is set to Completed — or it can be manually set to a custom status with a Completed system status (which will cancel the associated reservations).

When a status is changed away from Completed, the fulfilled quantity will be reset to zero.

Filtering Business Documents by Status

In the document list, you can filter using two status filters — system statuses and all statuses:

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