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Below description about prepayment is from D365 Finance Learn Document.


Multiple prepayments definitions on a purchase order aren't allowed. If you need to allow multiple prepayments on a purchase order, post the payments using the payment journal instead of a prepayment invoice.


But in our business process, doing multiple prepayments for 1 PO is a must. Anyone has a better solution for this kind of situation? Thanks all!

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We need this as well. It is very common for large dollar purchases to have multiple milestone payments. Typically, our vendors do a structure similar to this:Down payment - 30%2nd Milestone - 30%3rd Milestone - 30%Final payment on delivery - 10%What we currently do is receive the 30% (this is false, we don't have anything physical on hand) so we can process the invoice. Then for the 2nd milestone, we will increase the received % to cover the next invoice, etc.It is NOT feasible to do a prepayment of 100% then expect our accounting manager to know when the next invoice is due as she does not process invoices.

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