Decide how a WooCommerce order turns into an Odoo invoice: which journal, which income account, which payment terms, and whether it confirms automatically.
Choose the sales journal synced orders post to, per connected store.
Select the income account so revenue lands where your chart of accounts expects.
Apply the terms that match how the store is actually paid.
Auto-confirm invoices, or hold them as drafts for review before posting.
Register payment against the journal that matches the gateway the customer used.
Many finance teams prefer drafts. SyncO does not force auto-posting.
Two stores in one Odoo database can post to different journals and accounts.
Yes. Auto-confirm is a setting, not a requirement.
It can, against the payment journal you select for the store.
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