[jira] [Comment Edited] (OFBIZ-5649) Purchase Invoice Outstanding Amount is zero when payment to Supplier has not been made

["Sharan Foga (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>]

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Sharan Foga edited comment on OFBIZ-5649 at 8/7/14 7:37 AM:
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I can confirm that adding a net days payment (e.g 5 days) during purchase order creation also resolves the issue (i.e outstanding amount is shown as the correct value rather than zero).


was (Author: sharan ):
I can confirm that adding a net days payment (e.g 5 days) during purchase order creation also resolves the issue.

> Purchase Invoice Outstanding Amount is zero when payment to Supplier has not been made
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>                 Key: OFBIZ-5649
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5649
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: accounting
>            Reporter: Sharan Foga
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> I have come across an issue with payments. The outstanding amount is set to zero when the Purchase Invoice hasnt yet been paid so is never displayed as an invoice that is due for payment.
> To replicate it the example I used was to:
> 1. Create a Purchase Order created for 2 GZ-1000 at $7.50 each to DemoSupplier
> 2. Approve the PO
> 3. Quick Receive the PO
> When you receive Purchase Order into inventory a “payment” is created under the “Payment Information” section of the Purchase Order.
> The Payment is created for an amount of $15 with a status of “Not Paid”
> At receipt , the Pro Forma invoice is also created and is displayed below the payment on the view order screen.
> If you click the link to the Pro Forma Invoice and look at the “Terms” section which shows the “Outstanding Amount” you will see that it is now showing zero. (I don’t think this is correct because you haven’t paid the supplier yet! I think the Outstanding Amount on the Pro Forma invoice should still be $15.)
> If you then go to Accounting Manager / Payments to locate Purchase Invoices by Due Date then this invoice isnt displayed even though the Due Date is the current date. I think this is because the Outstanding Amount is zero, OFBiz thinks that the invoice has already been paid (when it hasn't).
> I’ve done some more testing and found the following:
> The only options that create the pro forma invoice are:
> "Quick Receive PO" and select the shipment to receive using the shipment number 
> “Receive” and select the shipment to receive using the shipment number
> In both of the cases above if you don’t select the shipment number and use the “No Specific Shipment” instead then only the payment is created and not the invoice. So the invoice creation appears to be linked to selecting a specific shipment number.
> Also if you use “Receive Inventory” from Facility Manager, this only gives you the option for “No Specific Shipment” so once again the payment is created but not the invoice.
> Steve added a comment with some additional details as follows.
> The issue seems to be related to the shipment creation as the invoice is correctly created if the product is "service" :
> 1. If you enter purchase order for a product type "raw material" -> approve the order -> the payment is created. Receive against inventory (quick or complete) -> shipment created -> receive -> invoice created with outstanding payment 0$ (actual issue)
> 2. If you enter purchase order for a product type "service" (in our case we had to create "painting" service for our products) -> approve the order -> payment AND invoice are created at the same time -> invoice is OK with outstanding value of the order (ex. 15$).
> But if you create an agreement with the vendor e.g including payment in 30 days, the problem is solved and the outstanding payment value is the correct value irrespective of the product type (Raw Material, Finished Good, Service etc)
> I've re-done the tests and can confirm what Steve has highlighted is correct. 
> Also if you add a payment term of net days (e.g 5 net days) during purchase order creation the outstanding value is reported correctly (and not zero).
> This seems to narrow down the issue to be to the shipment creation if the product is not a service product and no agreement is linked to the purchase order at creation. 



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