Overview (Sales Orders)

Overview (Sales Orders)

HandiFox features the ability to create Sales Orders, which are used to keep record of product orders placed by your customers and track quantities on order and quantities available for your inventory items. Invoices can be auto-filled based on sales orders, and Picking/Packing  can be done to verify that the correct items are shipped.
 
 Since QuickBooks Online does not support Sales Orders, you will not be able to access them inside QuickBooks, even if you connect your QuickBooks company to HandiFox.

In the mobile app, sales orders can be accessed from the Customer Center screen (Android) or the Sales tab (iOS), in the Web app – under Sales → Sales Transactions.





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