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Gestan allows you to specify the payment method: standard, deposit, or deposit.
A deposit (we can also speak of an “advance”) is any partial payment which occurs at the conclusion of the sales contract or after its conclusion. The deposit commits the seller and the buyer to honor the contract. The seller who withdraws must reimburse the deposit and may possibly be ordered to pay damages. The buyer who withdraws must pay the entire service even if he refuses execution of the contract: it is impossible to renounce the purchase of the product once the deposit is paid, unless a new agreement is made. found with the seller (excluding consumer credit). It is possible to reimburse a deposit, with possible compensation, if the seller fails to fulfill its main obligation (delivery of a product, in particular).
The deposit, unlike the deposit, allows the buyer not to follow through on the sales contract. If it is the customer who withdraws or cancels his order, he loses the entire amount paid.
You can automatically record “Deposit” type entries, linked to quotes, orders or invoices (accounts receivable), or to orders and supplier invoices (accounts payable).
To do this, simply click on the Deposit button on the relevant list.
You can also use the Cash button in the list of invoices, specifying in this case that the entry mode is “Deposit”
These are Downpayment type entries, which have a direct impact on accounting.
Depending on the general settings, it can be printed on the documents, here the example of paying a deposit of 48 euros on an invoice of 120 euros.
When writing a quote, an order, or an invoice, you can specify the amount of deposit expected from your customer.
This amount is indicated for the record. It has no accounting impact.
This zone is automatically printed on the documents if the deposit amount is greater than 0, and if no “Deposit” type entry has been recorded on the document - Currently, it is only printed in the Business version , but it will soon also be available in Standard version.
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