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The goal of this page is to provide a definition of some important terms used by Dolibarr. | The goal of this page is to provide a definition of some important terms used by Dolibarr. | ||
= | = Discounts = | ||
A discount is a deducted amount applied on a commercial proposal, order or invoice. | A discount is a deducted amount applied on a commercial proposal, order or invoice. | ||
There is 3 kinds of discounts: | There is 3 kinds of discounts: | ||
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The amount deducted is a new line on the commercial proposal, order or invoice with a negative amount. Such lines must have a VAT rate (that might be 0). | The amount deducted is a new line on the commercial proposal, order or invoice with a negative amount. Such lines must have a VAT rate (that might be 0). | ||
= Discount = | == Discount == | ||
Discounts are used to reduce amount for a company because of its fidelity or good relation. | |||
== Drawback == | |||
Drawbacks are applied on commercial proposals, orders or invoices because a customer decide to pay before the normal term. | |||
== Rebate == | |||
Rebates are applied on commercial proposals, orders or invoices because a delivered product was defective. | |||
= Products / Services = | |||
== Type Product vs Service == | |||
See definition provided on documentation of [[Module Products]] and [[Module Services En|Module Services]] | |||
= | == WAC - Weighted Average Cost == | ||
The definition of the Weighted Average Price is available here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Average_cost_method | |||