Posted by
David E. Jones on
Mar 31, 2006; 10:38pm
URL: http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Users-Auto-approving-Credit-Card-orders-tp138282p138283.html
Ian,
Most retailers don't want to have an order approval process that adds
another step to what is necessary for fulfillment. There are of course
exceptions to this, which is why we created to order approval workflow a
long time ago (and this is still in place and should still work, though
I don't know if anyone has used it in a while...).
Even for wholesale to more generally sales to businesses where prices
are custom to the order the price is usually decided on by the company.
This can be done by an employee using the Order Manager to enter an
order (from scratch or based on a quote or whatever), or by an employee
creating a quote for a customer that the customer can then accept on the
ecommerce site, placing an order without being able to change
quantities, etc.
Is there a specific approval process that you need to cover?
-David
Ian Gilbert wrote:
> What is the rationale behind auto approving orders taken with payment made by credit card? Whilst
> I can understand that the actual payment might be approved surely this approval process is an
> internal one and so should wait until the actual order is approved rather than the payment?
>
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