Can you hold the partial payment if yes then how?
Answer Posted / mili
yes, the partial payments can pe put on hold. Hold can be
placed on the same by using the tabs present in the bottom
part of the invoice form.Thsi functinality can be used by
using "Scheduled payments".There an option shall be
available known as "Split payemts".There you can have a
choice of applying hold on to an invoice by checking on the
checkbox.When the checkbox shall be unchecked then olny
payment can be made.
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