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Could someone explain the principle behind 'saved' and 'posted'

Subject: Could someone explain the principle behind 'saved' and 'posted'
From: Kevin Bailey <..hidden..>
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2012 11:47:58 +0000

I know 'posted' is officially 'posted' to the accounts -but what is the'saved' one for.

ANd if it is an intermediary step then why are 'saved' credit notesshowing up under the AR aging report - if they are not yet posted thensurely they are not officially on the accounts and therefore should notshow under AR aging.


Cheers,

Kevin Bailey

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