Answer: Solid Route Accounting business systems are designed to be reliable and accurate. For this reason, although we don’t allow invoices to be deleted, we do allow for them to be reversed by way of creating a duplicate, but opposite, invoice to null out the quantities and prices of the original. By using this invoice reversal method, if a question ever arises about a customer’s account with your business, this provides a history to indicate that the invoice was created, and then reversed, to balance their account.
If there's an error with an invoice saved by a route sales person, it’s important that they mark that invoice as being in need of a reversal, and then correctly create the invoice again so that the customer has a good copy. At the end of the work period, the route sales person should hand over any invoices in need of reversing, along with their Close Cash Out report, to the administration staff who can then take the appropriate action. After the handheld computer has been synched, the process of reversing an invoice varies depending which Solid Route Accounting business system is being used, as instructed below.
Enterprise Edition Users:
for QuickBooks,
Microsoft Dynamics GP Edition,
Dynamic 3i Edition,
FACTS Edition,
Eyewear Genetics Edition,
Integration Edition Users:
Last Updated
19th of July, 2010
Business Systems:
Dynamic 3i Edition by Systems Dynamics Corp, Dynamics GP Edition by Microsoft, Enterprise Edition, Eyewear Genetics Edition, FACTS Edition, for QuickBooks, Integration Edition
Software Components:
Solid Business Central, Solid Sales Pro