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Reverse credit consumption (Ormuz Credit Management)

Explicitly reverses all or part of an earlier `credit_consumed` movement without deleting ledger history.

Vue d’ensemble

Explicitly reverses all or part of an earlier credit_consumed movement without deleting ledger history.

Exemple

After a credit note or cancellation, reduce net consumption corresponding to the corrected invoice.

Parameters 8

companyRequisCompany
Buyer company whose credit limit or exposure is read or modified.
currencyRequiscurrency code
ISO 4217 currency of the relevant limit or exposure.
amount_excluding_taxOptionnelamount
Amount excluding tax of the credit movement, in minor monetary units.
amount_including_taxOptionnelamount
Amount including tax of the credit movement, in minor monetary units.
sourceOptionnelInvoice
Business object — invoice, order, or checkout — materializing credit consumption when available.
reasonOptionnelstring
Business reason explaining why this credit movement is recorded.
metadataOptionnelmetadata
Free-form metadata associated with the limit or movement according to the common.metadata contract.
consumption_movementRequiscommon.credit_exposure_movement
Original credit_consumed movement to reverse. Cumulative reversals cannot exceed the amounts of this movement.

Outputs 1

credit_exposureCredit exposure
Current credit exposure after reading or applying the requested movement.

Behavior

The node adds a credit_consumption_reversed movement referring to the original consumed movement and decreases net exposure consumption.

Key point The credit ledger retains facts as movements. A correction produces a new explicit movement instead of silently rewriting a historical fact.

Limits and responsibilities

  • The supplied movement must be a credit_consumed movement from the same exposure.
  • Partial reversals are allowed, but their cumulative amount cannot exceed the original movement.
  • The operation preserves the original movement; it does not rewrite history.