This module allows you to combine several Sales Orders into a single invoice, if they meet the split criteria defined by the 'Invoice Group Method'.
The split criteria is defined in the 'Invoice Group Method' by a combination of fields of the Sales Order. 'Invoice Address', 'Currency' and 'Payment Term' are always included.
You can assign a default 'Invoice Group Method' to customers, so that it will be proposed on their orders.
When no Invoice Group Method is defined in a Sales Order, the standard approach will be used, which groups by Sales Order.
Note: Existing draft invoices are not considered in the process of grouping.
However, you can find the feature implemented in sale_merge_draft_invoice
from sale-workflow repository.
- Go to 'Sales / Configuration / Invoice Group Method'
- Create an Invoice Group Method and choose the fields of the Sales Order that should be equal in that particular grouping method, for their orders to be merged into the same invoice. For example, create the Invoice Group Method 'By Customer' and select the field 'Customer').
- Go to 'Sales / Sales / Customers'
- Choose a customer and go to 'Sales & Purchases' page.
- Update the 'Default Invoice Group Method'
- Go to 'Sales / Sales / Quotations'.
- Create a new Quote and inside the 'Other Information' page select an option from the field 'Invoice Group Method'. If the customer had a default, it will have been provided already.
- Complete the Quote as usual.
- Go to 'Sales / Sales / Sales Orders'.
- Select all the sales orders with status 'To invoice'.
- Go to 'Action' and click 'Invoice Order'. As a result, draft invoices will be created for the selected Sales Orders, consolidating them according to the Invoice Group Method defined.
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- Jordi Ballester Alomar <[email protected]>
- Roser Garcia <[email protected]>
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