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Sale Advance Payment Module ###########################
The sale_advance_payment module adds support for advance payment management on the sale.
The module adds a new document: the Advance Payment Term that defines how the shipment or the supply processes should be managed. Either process can be completely delayed until the advance payments are paid.
Two new fields are added to Sale:
The conditions are computed at the quotation of the sale if a payment term is set.
When the sale is processed the advance payment invoices are created, final invoices will be generated when this advance payment invoices are paid. Those invoices will take into the account the amount previously paid by the customer.
.. warning:: If an advance payment invoice is cancelled and not recreated when processing the exception. The condition of the cancelled invoice will be concidered as met. ..
Advance Payment Term
It defines how advance payment invoices should be created and what they block until they are paid.
Name: The name of the term.
Lines:
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Tryton module for sale advance payment
We found that trytond-sale-advance-payment demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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