Hello
Currently the credit note system in Breww seems very open and manual in comparision to the rest of Breww which is very interconnected. Having used Breww now for a few months I think there are some features that would improve the functionality and user experiance when dealing with credit notes as well as reduce the liklihood of errors.
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Credit notes should be derived from invoices and link to said invoice.
Breww has a big focus on traceabilty and connectivity between its various components. Credit notes however are linked only via the notes manually input into the notes section. This feels counter-intuative as all credits should ideally be derived from an invoice to allow for tracebilty and transparency. When creating a credit note, choose from a drop down menu the historic invoice the credit it derived from. There could also be the option to go into an invoiced order and create a credit note against that specifc order. -
Credit notes derived from invoices could copy prices.
Currently the vlaue of a credit is set by whatever you manually type in. In most cases customers will have discounts applied depending on thie price book, so you must consult the oringial invoice, make a note of what was paid and then set the value of each item on the credit note accordingly. This is time-intensive and open to human error.
If credit notes were derived from a given invoice, the value of any product could be set to match the original invoice, removing the need to go back and forward working out and manually inputting prices. -
Credit notes could show what invoice they are allocated against and link to that invoice.
Currently the credit note will show the date it was used but not link to that invoice directly.
It would be useful if you could navigate from any given credit note forward to the invoice/invoices it is allocated against as well as backwards to the invoice it was derived from.
These changes would allow you to view a credit note and see at a glance the invoice it was derived from and the invoice it was allocated too as well as speeding up the process of creating it. Reducing the liklihood of errors when setting the credit note value and making it generally easier to read and trace.