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== Summary ==
== Details ==
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This article explains how to receive an order into stock.
Go to "Purchase Ordering" -> "Select Process Orders".
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* At {{DataPrompt|Supplier:}} type in the suppliers account code if known, or [[How do I find a supplier?|search]] for a supplier.
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== More Information ==
*Arrow key down the list of orders until the cursor is pointing at the order to process.
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Go to "Purchase Ordering" -> "Process Orders".
*Press {{KeyPress|F7}} Order Items
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* At {{DataPrompt|Supplier:}} type in the supplier's account code if known, or [[How do I find a supplier?|search]] for a supplier.
*Move down the list of items tagging each item that you have received by tapping {{KeyPress|T}} against it. Make sure you check the price, quantity and part number are correct.
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* Move the cursor to point at the order to process.
*If a part number is incorrect e.g. it has been superseded, over type the item with the new code. If the new code doesn’t exist, press {{KeyPress|Shift+F10}} and create it by filling in the description, prices, group, vat rate, cost centre and, if this is a Supersession, fill in the previous Supersession part number field with the old part number. Choose
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* Press {{KeyPress|F7}} Order Items.
{{Button|Done}} and {{Button|Accept}} the item to return to your order.
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* Tag each item that you have received by pressing {{KeyPress|T}} against it. Make sure you check the price, quantity and part number are correct.
*If a price is incorrect, arrow key over to the price and correct it.
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** If a part number is incorrect e.g. it has been superseded, over type the item with the new code. If the new code doesn’t exist, press {{KeyPress|Shift+F10}} and create it by filling in the description, prices, group, vat rate, cost centre and, if this is a Supersession, fill in the previous Supersession part number field with the old part number. Choose {{Button|Done}} and {{Button|Accept}} the item to return to your order.
*If you have only been sent part of a quantity, you have 2 options:
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* If a price is incorrect, move to the price and correct it.
**If the supplier is not going to send any more, arrow key across to the quantity field and over type it with the quantity you have been sent.
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* If you have only been sent part of what you ordered, you have 2 options:
**If the remaining quantity is on backorder with the supplier, press {{KeyPress|Shift+F7}} whilst the '''cursor''' is pointing at the item.
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** If the supplier is not going to send any more, arrow key across to the quantity field and over type it with the quantity you have been sent.
Enter the quantity which you have been sent and tap Enter twice. This will split the order leaving the remaining
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** If the remaining quantity is on backorder with the supplier, press {{KeyPress|Shift+F7}} whilst the cursor is pointing at the item.
quantity at the bottom of the order for now. You can receive this at a later date when it arrives.
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Enter the quantity which you have been sent and press {{KeyPress|Enter}} twice. This will split the order leaving the remaining quantity at the bottom of the order for now. You can receive this at a later date when it arrives.
*Once you have tagged all the items which you have received, press {{KeyPress|F6}}
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* Once you have tagged all the items which you have received, press {{KeyPress|F6}}.
**Choose '''Tagged''' items by pressing {{KeyPress|F2}}.
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** Choose {{DataPrompt|Tagged}} items by pressing {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
**Confirm you wish to '''Receive''' the order by press {{KeyPress|Enter}}
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** Confirm you wish to receive the order by pressing {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
**If prompted, enter the delivery note number on the '''Notes''' box and press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
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** If prompted, enter the delivery note or invoice number in the {{DataPrompt|Notes}} box and press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
**Your Goods Received Note & Labels will now be printed.
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** Your Goods Received Note & Labels will now be printed. Attach the goods received note to the supplier's paperwork and pass this to accounts.
  
 
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Revision as of 08:35, 19 September 2008

Summary

This article explains how to receive an order into stock.

More Information

Go to "Purchase Ordering" -> "Process Orders".

  • At "Supplier:" type in the supplier's account code if known, or search for a supplier.
  • Move the cursor to point at the order to process.
  • Press <F7> Order Items.
  • Tag each item that you have received by pressing <T> against it. Make sure you check the price, quantity and part number are correct.
    • If a part number is incorrect e.g. it has been superseded, over type the item with the new code. If the new code doesn’t exist, press <Shift+F10> and create it by filling in the description, prices, group, vat rate, cost centre and, if this is a Supersession, fill in the previous Supersession part number field with the old part number. Choose [Done] and [Accept] the item to return to your order.
  • If a price is incorrect, move to the price and correct it.
  • If you have only been sent part of what you ordered, you have 2 options:
    • If the supplier is not going to send any more, arrow key across to the quantity field and over type it with the quantity you have been sent.
    • If the remaining quantity is on backorder with the supplier, press <Shift+F7> whilst the cursor is pointing at the item.

Enter the quantity which you have been sent and press <Enter> twice. This will split the order leaving the remaining quantity at the bottom of the order for now. You can receive this at a later date when it arrives.

  • Once you have tagged all the items which you have received, press <F6>.
    • Choose "Tagged" items by pressing <Enter>.
    • Confirm you wish to receive the order by pressing <Enter>.
    • If prompted, enter the delivery note or invoice number in the "Notes" box and press <Enter>.
    • Your Goods Received Note & Labels will now be printed. Attach the goods received note to the supplier's paperwork and pass this to accounts.

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