Non-Stock Purchase Order
Overview
Used to purchase non-stocked items from suppliers, i.e. items that are not managed in our inventory
To receive items use Simple Non-stock Receipt
Overview
Used to purchase non-stocked items from suppliers, i.e. items that are not managed in our inventory
To receive items use Simple Non-stock Receipt
For a filtered list of Purchase Orders and Non-stock Purchase Orders use Purchase Order Register
Purchasing Menu items list is Purchase Menu
How to use the Purchase Order screen
To Raise a Purchase Order
Enter a Supplier or Contact using Search
Ensure that Ship To has the Warehouse that you wish to purchase for
Enter your items
Enter the name or description of the item to be purchased
Enter the Quantity to be purchased
The General Ledger account that each item is to be charged to must be entered before the Purchase Order can be Received
Save the line using the button at the right of the form
If you have not previously saved this will save the Purchase order. To add another line click the Clear button to the right of the form
Once completed Save using the button on the bottom LHS of screen
Use the status pulldown on the general tab to move to the next Purchase Order Status
To Review a Purchase Order
You can find Purchase orders using:
Purchase Order Register provides a list of purchase orders filtered by date
Put the supplier into the form using Supplier or Contact Field Search
Enter the first letter into the PO Number field and Tab out - this will provide a list of all the purchase orders for that supplier
Put the purchase order number into the PO Number field and Search
Where to look
Status provides current status
Log or Financial Tab provides a history of changes to status and also links to invoices, payments etc
Changes to Audit Tracked Fields can be seen through Audit Log
General tab
This holds high level information about the Purchase order
PO Number is the purchase order number
When the screen is first opened "auto" is displayed indicating that a number will be auto-created when a save is done
Search in this field using F3 or SHIFT.F3
Title or Brief is a brief name for the PO
Notes at the purchase order header level
Total is the total value of the Purchase Order
Status button provides access to the next actions that are possible for the Purchase Order.
The available statuses will depend on the purchase order flow for your business.
Adjacent fields show
Status of Purchase Order
Status of Invoice
Last Status update date, time and user stamp
Expected delivery date of order
Number of Days until expected delivery
Ship To shows the warehouse that the order is expected to be delivered to.
Email Template to use to send the Purchase order to the supplier. Setup Email Templates using Purchase Order System Usage - see Email Templates
Supplier or Contact details and associated search shows the details of the supplier including Name, address, phone numbers, payment terms and currency.
Created - shows the date, time and user who first created this purchase order
Items
This area has a list of items available in the grid - when you double click on an item it is populated into the lines above
Item - Name or description of the item
Qty that are to be purchased
Unit Price (in AUD)
Value Qty x Unit Price
Notes - to track notes against each line
GL Acct - the General Ladger account that this item will be charged to. This must be entered for all items on a non-stock purchase order before the order can be Received
FC Price Unit Price in a Foreign Currency - the Unit Price can be recalculated using the current exchange rate by choosing the Status menu option "Recalculate local currency unit price"
ETA = expected date of arrival
Log or Financial tab
Shows the financial transactions and the audit trails of changes.
Journal Area
The journals that have been related to this purchase, order examples include
Creditor Invoice
History Area
shows the changes to status and other tracked changes to the purchase order with date+time, user and system generated notes
Audit Tracking
Audit tracking displays changes to any fields that have audit tracking turned on. To see which fields have audit tracking turned on use Audit Log
Audit tracking does not track first creation of the field - just changes.
Field is the field that was changed
Old Value
New Value
Who is the user login that made the change
When is date/time stamp of the change
To review all changes to audit tracked fields made by users go to Audit Log