The purpose of this help is to explain the process flow between BUZ and MYOB, what happens when you do specific functions in BUZ and how it affects MYOB. To do this, below are a series of scenarios that illustrate the data flow between BUZ and MYOB.
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The Basic Scenario 1 illustrates an Order progressing in BUZ and how BUZ creates an order and then updates the status of that Order/Invoice within MYOB.
The order with a Deposit made in BUZ creates an Order in MYOB (along with an Allocated Receipt).
When the Order is Invoiced (yet not fully paid in full), the Order in MYOB will change its status to Open Invoice.
Once the Invoice is paid in full within BUZ, The status for the order will change to Closed Invoiced within MYOB.
Things to note here:
No Communication between BUZ and MYOB occurs until one of the following instances;
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An open order is paid in full in BUZ
The order is modified to reduce the price of the order.
When the order is raised and paid in full a corresponding Order is raised in MYOB along with the allocated payment for the entire order.
The amount of the order is adjusted to have a lower totalwithin BUZ. This prompts BUZ to guide the user to create a Credit Note in BUZ and create an Overpayment in MYOB.
The original order in MYOB is modified along with the payment allocated to the revised order total in BUZ.
A new Closed Invoice is created for the overpaid amount ( the difference between what was originally paid and the new total).
A new Credit Note is raised in MYOB for the difference between what was originally paid and the new order total in BUZ. The user can then elect to refund or otherwise allocate the credit within MYOB.
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Invoice is raised and paid in full within BUZ.
Credit note is raised for the Invoice within MYOB.
User Allocates Credit Note within MYOB.
Complex Scenario 2
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Payment and order total is updated in MYOB correctly
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