acq:amazon
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| acq:amazon [2024/04/26 15:02] – [Ordering Options] tlittle | acq:amazon [2024/04/26 15:02] (current) – [Ordering Options] tlittle | ||
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| __Considerations: | __Considerations: | ||
| * You will not have your funds encumbered if you go this route. Your funds will not be debited until you create, save and close your invoices. | * You will not have your funds encumbered if you go this route. Your funds will not be debited until you create, save and close your invoices. | ||
| - | * You will not have acq copies in the catalog. Copies will need to be created manually whenever they arrive. | + | * You will not have on order copies in the catalog. Copies will need to be created manually whenever they arrive. |
| * You will not have line items to mark received. So there will be a hole in your receiving history, since Amazon orders will not be included. | * You will not have line items to mark received. So there will be a hole in your receiving history, since Amazon orders will not be included. | ||
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| * You will have line items that you can mark received when they come in. | * You will have line items that you can mark received when they come in. | ||
| * Your funds will be encumbered at the time of ordering, so your fund balances will more accurately represent your available balances. | * Your funds will be encumbered at the time of ordering, so your fund balances will more accurately represent your available balances. | ||
| - | * You will not have acq copies in the catalog. Copies will need to be created manually when they arrive. | + | * You will not have on order copies in the catalog. Copies will need to be created manually when they arrive. |
| To do this workflow, follow these instructions: | To do this workflow, follow these instructions: | ||
acq/amazon.txt · Last modified: 2024/04/26 15:02 by tlittle
