Odoo Online 11.2 – New Version Released

Published On August 24, 2018

August 24, 2018 by

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Improve your experience with the new version of Odoo Online

Odoo SaaS 11.2 is now available. We constantly want to improve your Odoo experience and continuous integration is at the heart of our concerns. As the Saas 11.1 version was small, we decided to present you the next version right away.

As usual, new Online customers have directly access to the latest version. You can try the new features or you can schedule a demo.

Concerning our existing Online customers, the upgrade will soon be available. You will have the possibility to migrate manually from your database management system.

Few months after the release of version 11, our R&D team hase developed new features, to know more about it, read the release notes of Odoo 11.2.

We’d like to share with you the main changes from Odoo 11.2, join the tour guide!

Accounting and Invoicing

More flexibility on payment terms. Now, you can choose a specific day of the month when a payment is due after issuing an invoice.For example, you can specify that the payment is due 15 days after the invoice is issued, and more precisely on the 7th of the month.

Reverse an entry after a specific date. A new checkbox has been added in the journal entries, which allows you to set a reverse automated entry at a specific date.

This is useful in some accounting use cases. For example, an entity that records provisions for bad debts can set the automatic reverse entry to a specific date, for when the payment of the debtor is expected.

CRM

Done & schedule next activity. A new button has been added in the schedule activity menu, making it possible to mark an activity as done and schedule the next one.Odoo text and image block

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Odoo Online 11.2 – New Version Released

Accounting and Invoicing

Reverse an entry after a specific date. A new checkbox has been added in the journal entries, which allows you to set a reverse automated entry at a specific date.

This is useful in some accounting use cases. For example, an entity that records provisions for bad debts can set the automatic reverse entry to a specific date, for when the payment of the debtor is expected.

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