This module extends the functionality of sales orders to support marking some returned pickings as "To refund in Sale Order" and to allow you to create invoices deducting the products that are returned and refunded.
To use this module, when some customer returns some refundable products to you before you created an invoice, you need to:
- Go to Sales > Sales Orders > Create.
- Choose a customer and add a product whose Invoicing Policy is Delivered quantities, and input some quantity to sell.
- Confirm the sale.
- Go to Delivery > Validate > Apply > Reverse.
- Set Quantity to a lower quantity than the sold one, and enable To Refund.
- Press Return > Validate > Apply.
- Go back to the sale order.
- Press Create Invoice > Invoiceable lines > Create and View Invoices.
- The created invoice's amount will be the difference between the delivered and the returned quantity.
To use this module, when some customer returns some refundable products to you after you created an invoice, you need to:
- Go to Sales > Sales Orders > Create.
- Choose a customer and add a product whose Invoicing Policy is Delivered quantities, and input some quantity to sell.
- Confirm the sale.
- Go to Delivery > Validate > Apply.
- Return to the sale order.
- Press Create Invoice > Invoiceable lines > Create and View Invoices.
- The created invoice's amount is the same you sold.
- Return to the sale order.
- Go to Delivery > Reverse.
- Set Quantity to a lower quantity than the sold one, and enable To Refund.
- Press Return > Validate > Apply.
- Return to the sale order.
- Press Create Invoice > Invoiceable lines (deduct down payments) > Create and View Invoices.
- A refund is created for the quantity you returned before.
- This addon is a pseudobackport of a functionality that exists natively in v10, plus a fix for odoo/odoo#13974, so this addon will never have to be migrated to v10.
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- Jairo Llopis <[email protected]>
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