[CK-Ledger-users] Directly modifying the CK-Ledger/ERP tables?

[Tony C. <ton...@bt...>]

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I'm thinking of using CK-ERP for my new business, but I'm not sure how
easily it will integrate into my (planned) invoicing process.
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I will charge my customers a very small fee each time they use my
service. It doesn't make sense to invoice for each transaction, so I
will keep track of the transactions in my own MySQL table - and only
invoice for the total amount after each 30 day period. (I will also
defer the invoicing process a few times, if the customer owes less than
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Is is okay for my invoicing script (Perl) to directly add invoices into
the relevant CK-ERP table? I haven't installed CK-Ledger yet, because
I'm waiting for CK-ERP (due in a week or two, right? :)). Can I assume
that it will be easy to set things up in this way? Will I break anything
in CK-ERP, if I enter transactions directly into the MySQL tables? Do
others do this kind of thing?
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And what happens to an invoice once it has been entered into CK-ERP? Is
there a "Print Invoice" function, for example? Can CK-ERP automatically
issue reminders, if the invoice goes unpaid? (I'm planning to extend the
Perl script so it handles these functions, but if CK-ERP does similar
things, then I should obviously wait!)
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Actually, how is an invoice even implemented in CK-ERP/Ledger? What
module handles invoicing, if any?
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Thank you!!!
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Tony
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Ps. I assume CK-ERP will still run on MySQL???
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