Cédric Krier b0e0ee3d52 Permit to edit amount for manual payment in processing
Payment processed manually can have mistakes in the amount.
So by going back to processing, the user can edit the amount.

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Account Payment Module
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The account_payment module allows to generate grouped payments for receivable
or payable Account Move Lines.

Payment
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A Payment defines the attempt to pay an amount to a party or to receive an
amount from a party. It is mainly defined by:

- Journal.
- Kind:
  - Payable
  - Receivable
- Party.
- Line.
- Amount.
- Date.
- Description.

A payment can be created from an payable or receivable *Account Move Line*
using the `Pay Lines` action. The amount is computed from the debit/credit
deducing existing payments for this line.

Direct debit payments can be created from the wizard `Create Direct Debit` for
all the parties that are configured with at least one *Direct Debits* record.

The payment can be in one of this states:

* Draft

  The payment is waiting for approval.

* Approved

  The payment has been approved and is waiting to be processed by the wizard in
  a Group.

* Processing

  The payment has been processed in a Group.

* Succeeded

  The payment was successfully processed.

* Failed

  The payment was not successfully processed.

Group
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A group links a set of payment of the same kind processed together inside the
same journal.

Journal
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A journal defines the configuration of the processing of payments.
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