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* `Tecnativa <https://www.tecnativa.com>`__:
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* David Vidal
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* Michael Tietz (MT Software) <mtietz@mt-software.de>
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This module enables RMAs for kits, wich isn't compatible with the base modules.
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In the backend side, we can return separate component while in the frontend
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side, customers can return the whole kit and the proper RMAs will be generated.
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We compute the kits from the original demanded quantity in the sale order. If
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this quantity was to change, we could loose the right components per kit
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reference. So this should be very present. Also, v12 has a very poor support
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for delivered quantities, that is very improved in v13 with the introduction
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of the link to the BoM line in the stock moves. That approach could lead to
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errors as well, as the BoM line could change in the future loosing again the
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original components per kit reference. Anyway, is to be considered in that
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version to use the same rules so they fail for the same reasons.
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Some extra features would be nice to have:
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* Add actions constraints to disallow actions on single components.
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* Show kit components in the portal wizard.
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* Allow to make an RMA directly from a kit product.
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To use this module, you need to:
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#. Make a a sale order with a kit on it and deliver its components.
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#. Go to the portal view for the order and launch the RMA wizard.
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#. You'll see a line for the kit.
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#. There will be a limit of kits to return that should much the number of kits
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delivered.
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#. Once you validate the wizard with the number of kits to deliver, you'll
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have as many RMAs as components those kits have with the proper quantities
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for each one.
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#. If you refund the components, the kit in the sale line will be used as the
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reference.
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