Sales and purchasing from the web
Sales invoices and returns, quotations and orders, supplier invoices, goods receipts, purchase returns and import expenses, and the draft, post, cancel and approval cycle.
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The sales invoice
The invoice is the central document in Sahl. Here you learn to create it quickly from the panel, and exactly what happens the moment it is posted.
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Sales returns
A return reverses a previous sale fully or partly. Linking it to the origin invoice controls quantities and cost, while a return without an origin is bound by permission, amount and reason.
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Quotations and sales orders
Two optional documents before the invoice. They write no entry, but an order may reserve stock, and both convert to an invoice in one click.
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The supplier invoice
For a small shop the supplier invoice is the whole purchasing cycle: goods come in and the payable is booked in one step. Here is how it works, and what changes in the cost.
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Orders, receipts, returns and import expenses
Four advanced documents around the supplier invoice: what each does to stock and the payable, and when you need it.
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Posting, cancelling and approvals
Three states for every document and one rule: a posted document is never edited, only reversed. Here you understand the full cycle, and when a document stops to wait for approval.