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Would like to be able to backorder a single line on a release
Once an order is released, we would like the ability to back order a single line. At this time we are only able to back order a full release.
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Retail
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How will this idea be used?
This idea would allow us to cancel a single line from an order once it has been released instead of backordering the entire order and then letting it reshop to the node.
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Thank you Aaron! I will reach out to our devs and get back to you!
Hi Jake, thank you for submitting your request.
Looking at the Javadocs, are you able to backorder a single line in a release by using the changeRelease API and passing in the line with an OrderLine/@Action = "BACKORDER" ?
I don't see a PMR related to this request, so if there has already been discussion on a PMR, please share the number so that I can review the details.