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Sales Order Vs Invoice

Sales Order Vs Invoice

Sales Order Vs Invoice

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Hi,

Is it possible to create an invoice in OW with out having a sales order?

Situation is as follows : Our's is a service oriented organization. Some of the services that we provide is based on Annual based. That means, with out having an order, we should be able to create invoices annually.

The application that we use to maintain the services are external to OW. We are trying to create the invoices annually and pass it on to OW for GL/AR and Dunning notices purposes. My question is - Is it possible to create the Invoices directly (with multiple line items) into OW(from external application by calling the Business functions using ThinNet API) without having a sales order created ?

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