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Take goods back

  • A return is taken against a line of an invoice — the rep picks the invoice, the product and how many.
  • The return is the credit note: it carries the return’s number, RET-. There is no separate credit-note number.
  • Goods that didn’t sell go back on the van and can be sold again. Damaged or expired goods are held back (quarantine) and can’t be sold.
  • What the shop owes goes down by the credited amount, VAT included.
  • Your company can set limits: a return over a limit waits for approval, or is refused.

09:41 · Rep · Phone › Nile Market › Take goods back

Two Water 6-packs did not sell. They go back on the van against INV-000001, and the credit note lowers what the shop owes.

Credit note RET-000001 — against: INV-000001 · status: recorded · reason: unsold · quantity: 2 · total: 114.00

What changed
ItemBeforeAfterChange
VAN-03 · Water 6-pack36 PCS38 PCS+2
Nile Market owes368.00 EGP254.00 EGP−114.00
What you seeWhat to do
This return is over the shop's return limit, so it wasn't accepted. Talk to the office.RETURN_REFUSEDThe return is over the shop's limit. Ask the office — they can record it from the console.
The invoice wasn't found. Sync, then pick it again.UNKNOWN_INVOICESync the phone, then pick the invoice again.
That return option isn't possible for this item. Choose another.IMPOSSIBLE_DISPOSITIONChoose another option for this item — for example, held back instead of back on the van.