Hold Receipt
Does anyone have a client that uses Hold Receipt very often? Is there an unlimited amount of receipts that can be held?
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10/25/10 1:46pm PDT
Viewed by asker 11/17/10 12:53pm PST
Viewed by asker 11/17/10 12:53pm PST
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10/25/10 4:38pm PDT
The solution
It can hold a large amount of receipts, but only for a limited time. That is why we usually tell everyone to use a sales order. The held receipt was only designed to hold it for a few minutes. I know people like to use it for longer periods and for reasons other than it was designed for. But you run a risk of them getting deleted.
10/25/10 5:48pm PDT
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Thanks so much for the feedback! I will think about integrating sales orders when I set up this client rater than hold.
