From: Janvl <jv...@st...> - 2010-04-04 11:32:00
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I see it like this: The producttable in POS is a copy of that in the ERP, so if you add a new product it must be done in the ERP and a sync must be done with the POS The customertable in POS is a copy of that in the ERP, so if you add a new customer it must be done in the ERP and a sync must be done with the POS Sales made in the POS WITH an productnumber will be brought to the ERP in batches, or through a transaction Sales made in the POS WITHOUT a productnumber must be treated different, not yet sure how Sales made on a customername must somehow be linked to the customers in ERP Stock will be maintained in the ERP, with the POS you can sell even with no stock available, so the inventory is better done inside the ERP. I once had a system in the hospital I used to work that used a "virtual-printer" to send transaction-records to a system for X-ray results, sent to general practitioners. The POS has the ability to define the output of certain events, so maybe this would be an option. Working in realtime would be nice but we must consider if the work to be done and the benefits to gain are in balance. Kind regards, Jan -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/POS-tp1549501p1750845.html Sent from the web-erp-developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |