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Hi everyone, understand there are some businesses that have other processes in their sales flows that we don't currently have direct features for. Being open we don't have any plans for developing a Sales Order Acknowledgement atm.
In lieu of this, we wanted to share how you might be able to create a new branding theme and edit the Quote template for this atm.
You could create a separate branding theme for Order Acknowledgements. Editing the title of the Quote template.
Once the quote is accepted and you want to send an acknowledgement, you'll want to edit the quote and select the 'order acknowledgement' branding you've created.
Robyn Rutley
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Robyn Rutley
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We need the ability to move from a quote to an order when the quote is accepted, then the ability to add a payment - either in full or as a deposit paid - before finalising as an invoice when the order is completed. The fact this is not available completely messes up the finance figures because Xero is factoring in payments it is expecting - even though (technically) it's not a real invoice because there's been no commitment because payment hasn't been made. We use the "quote to order to invoice" method to track where our orders are at and since we migrated to Xero it has just been one major headache. We are honestly contemplating going back to MYOB. Surely a simple check-box can be added when a person accepts a quote so we can send it out as an 'order' for payment (payment on placement of order scenario)? How hard is this, really?!