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Type: Story
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Resolution: Done
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: CFA 2020R2
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Component/s: None
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Labels:
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Sprint:CFAMX 2020R2 Sprint 2
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SCRUM Team:Brotherhood of Mutants
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Work Type Classification:Sustaining
As an operator I want to be able to delete a Paid Out that is allocated to a Collected Sale so that I can correct mistakes
Notes
When deleting a Paid Out, we should implement the same type of logic that we have used elsewhere to automagically release a shift, delete the paid out, and authorize the shift
Acceptance Criteria
- Confirm that there is a button to delete a paid out
- This button relates to a set/grouping of of invoices for a customer
- Confirm that there is a confirmation popup after clicking on Delete Paid Out
- Letting the user know which, if any, cashiers shift will be impacted by deleting the Paid Out
- Confirm that there is a toast message informing the user that the paid out was deleted successfully
- Confirm that the user stays on the History page after deleting a Paid Out
- Confirm that once a Paid Out has been deleted for a customer, the remaining invoice(s) can be un-allocated (
CFAMX-7933) - Confirm that the Delete Paid Out button is only visible for open business dates
- Once a day has been finalized it should not be possible to delete a Paid Out
- Confirm that funds related to the Paid Out , are added back to the Collected Sale, and made available for re-allocation
- Confirm that the Paid Out is successfully deleted
- Confirm that if the Paid Out has been associated to a Cashier, behind the scenes the system does the following, release/modify the cashier, perform the deletion and reauthorize the cashier
- Confirm that audit records are written for the shift actions (release & authorize)
- Confirm that audit records are written for deletes
- Confirm that if the Paid Out has not yet been associated to a cashier, it is deleted as expected
- implements
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CFAMX-5958 CM - Collected Sales - MxC - Re-write & redesign the Collected Sales Page in MXC
- Closed
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