The scenario.
Account customer has transaction of £200 value put on his account, which was at £0.00.
Account customer then returns £45 of value of goods.
Refund the customers account by selecting "Refund on Account", select the customer, then enter £45 choosing the payment method "credit".
After doing Z read, go to "customers" menu from main dashboard screen.
Select customer in question. Click on "Accounts" tab and the following is shown... why is the credit entered as a debit?
Date Time: Description Transaction No Debit Credit Cashier TillID Note Status
30/05/2008 16:37 Account Debit 151 45.00 0.00 James 1
30/05/2008 16:34 Account Debit 150 200.00 0.00 James 1
Then click on the Purchases Tab and the following is shown:
Till Date Tx No ProductCode Description Retail Quantity LineTotal User SerialNumber CustomerID LineNote:
1 30/05/2008 150 200 Board (2008) 200.00 2 200.00 James 1-4
1 30/05/2008 151 None Account Refund -45.00 1 -45.00 James 1-4
However, when looking at the outstanding balance it shows -245.00.
Somebody mucked up in a very VERY simple way when writing this software.
Account customer has transaction of £200 value put on his account, which was at £0.00.
Account customer then returns £45 of value of goods.
Refund the customers account by selecting "Refund on Account", select the customer, then enter £45 choosing the payment method "credit".
After doing Z read, go to "customers" menu from main dashboard screen.
Select customer in question. Click on "Accounts" tab and the following is shown... why is the credit entered as a debit?
Date Time: Description Transaction No Debit Credit Cashier TillID Note Status
30/05/2008 16:37 Account Debit 151 45.00 0.00 James 1
30/05/2008 16:34 Account Debit 150 200.00 0.00 James 1
Then click on the Purchases Tab and the following is shown:
Till Date Tx No ProductCode Description Retail Quantity LineTotal User SerialNumber CustomerID LineNote:
1 30/05/2008 150 200 Board (2008) 200.00 2 200.00 James 1-4
1 30/05/2008 151 None Account Refund -45.00 1 -45.00 James 1-4
However, when looking at the outstanding balance it shows -245.00.
Somebody mucked up in a very VERY simple way when writing this software.
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