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Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

suresrp
Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?
 I have a requirement where I should not charge the user for back order product on the cart.

Please direct me if this is already been discussed here.

Thanks,
suresh
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Re: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

brajeshpatel
Hi,

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On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 12:35 AM, suresrp <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?
>

If inventory is not available and  negative inventory reservations are
created then the order is placed as back-order.

 I have a requirement where I should not charge the user for back order
> product on the cart.
>

checkInventoryAvailability service will help you to understand what is
going.


>
> Please direct me if this is already been discussed here.
>
> Thanks,
> suresh
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RE: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

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Hi Deepika,

 

Thanks a lot for the clarification.

 

Is it possible to achieve the following on the backorder flow,

 

§  If a backorder item is added to the to the cart the quantity field has to
default to “0” or “N/A” and the “Update Quantity” option needs to be
disabled.

 

§  Backorder products are not to be taken into consideration when the
shipping and taxes  are calculated or show as part of the subtotal.

 

Thanks,

Suresh

 

From: Deepika1 S [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 8:45 AM
To: suresrp
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

 

Hi Suresh,

 

Back ordering means order can be placed for a product (say product X ),
where the product X may or may not have inventory(ATP) . It is basically
allowing a product being ordered without the availability of inventory
(quantity).

 

This setting can be enabled in the product level as well as store level.

 

Please let me know if you need further clarification.



Regards,
Deepika Sahu

 

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Subject: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?
 I have a requirement where I should not charge the user for back order
product on the cart.

Please direct me if this is already been discussed here.

Thanks,
suresh

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Deepika1234
Hi Suresh,

Is it possible to achieve the following on the backorder flow,


1. If a backorder item is added to the to the cart the quantity field has
to
default to “0” or “N/A” and the “Update Quantity” option needs to be
disabled. - you can achieve this by changing the existing code, no setting
as such is available

2. Backorder products are not to be taken into consideration when the
shipping and taxes  are calculated or show as part of the subtotal.-
currently this feature isn't available, but you can achieve this by not
adding backorder products to the taxation process.


Regards,
Deepika Sahu




From:
"Suresh Kumar" <[hidden email]>
To:
"'Deepika1 S'" <[hidden email]>
Cc:
<[hidden email]>
Date:
04/24/2012 10:49 AM
Subject:
RE: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?



Hi Deepika,

 

Thanks a lot for the clarification.

 

Is it possible to achieve the following on the backorder flow,

 

§  If a backorder item is added to the to the cart the quantity field has
to
default to “0” or “N/A” and the “Update Quantity” option needs to be
disabled.

 

§  Backorder products are not to be taken into consideration when the
shipping and taxes  are calculated or show as part of the subtotal.

 

Thanks,

Suresh

 

From: Deepika1 S [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 8:45 AM
To: suresrp
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

 

Hi Suresh,

 

Back ordering means order can be placed for a product (say product X ),
where the product X may or may not have inventory(ATP) . It is basically
allowing a product being ordered without the availability of inventory
(quantity).

 

This setting can be enabled in the product level as well as store level.

 

Please let me know if you need further clarification.



Regards,
Deepika Sahu

 

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From: suresrp <[hidden email]>
Date: 04/24/2012 12:35AM
Subject: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?
 I have a requirement where I should not charge the user for back order
product on the cart.

Please direct me if this is already been discussed here.

Thanks,
suresh

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suresrp
Thanks Deepika.

 

We are trying to find out the impact on making this code level change. Will get back to you  with the update.

 

Thanks once again.

 

/Suresh

 

From: Deepika1 S [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 11:01 AM
To: Suresh Kumar
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: RE: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

 


Hi Suresh,

Is it possible to achieve the following on the backorder flow,


1. If a backorder item is added to the to the cart the quantity field has to
default to “0” or “N/A” and the “Update Quantity” option needs to be
disabled. - you can achieve this by changing the existing code, no setting as such is available

2. Backorder products are not to be taken into consideration when the
shipping and taxes  are calculated or show as part of the subtotal.- currently this feature isn't available, but you can achieve this by not adding backorder products to the taxation process.


Regards,
Deepika Sahu





From:

"Suresh Kumar" <[hidden email]>


To:

"'Deepika1 S'" <[hidden email]>


Cc:

<[hidden email]>


Date:

04/24/2012 10:49 AM


Subject:

RE: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

 

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Hi Deepika,



Thanks a lot for the clarification.



Is it possible to achieve the following on the backorder flow,



§  If a backorder item is added to the to the cart the quantity field has to
default to “0” or “N/A” and the “Update Quantity” option needs to be
disabled.



§  Backorder products are not to be taken into consideration when the
shipping and taxes  are calculated or show as part of the subtotal.



Thanks,

Suresh



From: Deepika1 S [ <mailto:[hidden email]> mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 8:45 AM
To: suresrp
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?



Hi Suresh,



Back ordering means order can be placed for a product (say product X ),
where the product X may or may not have inventory(ATP) . It is basically
allowing a product being ordered without the availability of inventory
(quantity).



This setting can be enabled in the product level as well as store level.



Please let me know if you need further clarification.



Regards,
Deepika Sahu



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Date: 04/24/2012 12:35AM
Subject: Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?

Can anyone explain the backorder business logic in ofbiz?
I have a requirement where I should not charge the user for back order
product on the cart.

Please direct me if this is already been discussed here.

Thanks,
suresh

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