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Credit | This is where you offer the customer credit for their deferment and will not be notifying them of payment collection using direct debit |
Direct Debit | This is similar to the credit option however this adds an additional notification onto the duty demand (which is created at Vision Bond day end operation) regarding the payment of the deferment by direct debit. |
Pre-Payment | configure a cash deferment for pre-payment, which results in all orders using the deferment being put on hold awaiting payment. The existing 'held order email’ has been updated to display the pre-payment required so users can generate this
Users can then take the order off hold once payment has been obtained. |
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In order to ensure the duties paid are correct and do not change once the order is picked, these types of orders will result in a ‘soft pick’ which will pre-allocate rotations to the order based on the existing FIFO calculations at the time the order is saved, therefore saving of orders for prepayment deferments is more resource-intensive and therefore slightly slower. |
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What to do if a customer runs out of credit on HMRC and wants to use a cash deferment?
Setup a Cash Deferment for that Customer marking the Stock holding accounts which will use it.
On the customer record, change the customer default account to the cash account WHEN YOU NEED TO CHANGE TO CASH DEFERMENT.
Return it back to the HMRC number whenever you finish using it.
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