Sales
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Categories & auto-populated description
In 'Add sales' we'd like the option, when we select a particular category (e.g. 'postcards') for the description to be auto-populated (e.g. 10 pk postcards). This is because when our financial clerk generates a sales report, if we haven't manually written in the description the field is empty and she doesn't know what it is without going back into the system. This would save her sanity.
3 votes -
see who created a sale, edited a sale
when I look at a sale it says that I have edited the sale which is incorrect. I want to know who created the sale and who has edited the sale. Viewing a sale should not be considered editing a sale. Please supply both actions in the viewing of a sale.
1 vote -
customise customer details
suggestion/request for future update - have 2 areas in customer information - 1 = Billing information - 2 = shipping information. We have customers that need the invoice information and the sale item in shipping is needing the certificate and bio information
2 votes -
Develop WebActive API - For Art Centres that manage online shops with SAM
Allow more information to be fed into the in the API (especially adding products!!) & Create 2 way API writing - so that our web developers (particularly Skink & OM4) can improve our capacity to manage our online shop through SAM.
7 votes -
SAM API: real-time two-way sale notifications to prevent duplicate sales
We can prevent duplicate sales by implementing real-time sale notifications between the SAM server and the API clients (online shops). The communication will happen in both ways. When a sale is processed in SAM, the SAM server will notify the API clients. When a sale is closed through an API client, the client will notify the SAM server.
Draft specification: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mp_zLFRYI-xUdghUA7PBWhv-yjv2z4le4wNro3Qe4Qw/edit?usp=sharing
1 vote -
GST
GST to be optional on non-listed items when creating an invoice
3 votesThe thinking behind this is to make the GST on sales an editable field.
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