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[Bug 613286] Re: [stock] returned products from customers have cost price of the day instead of historical cost price

 

+1 for a fix.

The current software I work with snapshots product costs at time of
invoicing (or anytime it leaves the company)

All returns are by default based on this snapshot cost no matter how
old. (Costs may be overriden by an authorized administrative  user)

For our clients it is an essential. The accountants expect this
behavior.

Particularly this is critical for "high" value goods that are maintained
at low or zero stock levels.

One client handles plasma and lcd TVs. Their cost (and margin) varies by
hundreds of dollars between purchases.

Returning a product, from an invoice, MUST reduce the reflect the
original cost and associated margin.

Unfortunately this bug means OpernERP would not survive an audit with
our current or prospective clients.

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Title:
  [stock] returned products from customers have cost price of the day instead of historical cost price

Status in OpenObject Addons Modules:
  In Progress
Status in OpenObject Addons 5.0 series:
  Fix Released
Status in OpenObject Addons trunk series:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  When we return products from customers, the average price is updated with incoming products that have price = 0

Steps to reproduce :
- choose a "Outgoing Products" pack
- launch the "Return Packing" wizard --> a "Packing List" is created in "Available" state and is automatically opened
- click on "Validate" button --> the "Make Packing" wizard proposes to get the products in stock with Unit Price = 0 and no currency.

What we need :
When a sale is made, the cost price should be stored in order to be used if the product is returned. 

The wizard should at least take the cost price from product when the product is returned but it would be better to take the cost price at the time when the product was sold.