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Revision as of 16:01, 6 December 2013
Contents
Summary
This article explains how to process an purchase order.
More Information
There are a number of stages through which a purchase order must go before it has been processed fully. These stages are:
- Printing the Purchase Order (either to file or to a printer).
- Receiving the Purchase Order.
- Checking the Invoice against the Order.
To provide some level of checking, the first two stages can be done by the same person, but the invoice checking should be done by a different person, preferably someone in accounts or authority.
Printing the Purchase Order
This is a useful stage since it provides a way to show that the order has been noticed and placed.
Go to " Purchase Order Processing Add/Edit/Process Purch. Orders".
- Enter the supplier account code, or search for the supplier.
- Select the order to process.
- Press <F7> to go to the Order Items.
- Press <A> to tag all the Items in the list.
- Press <F3> to print the Order.
Receiving the Purchase Order
This stage is the point at which the items ordered are actually booked into stock.
Go to " Purchase Order Processing Add/Edit/Process Purch. Orders".
- Enter the Supplier Account Code, or search for the Supplier.
- Select the Order to process.
- Press <F7> to go to the Order Items.
- Press <T> to tag the Items received. Make sure you check that the price, quantity and part number are correct.
 | If you have only received part of what you ordered of an item, you deal with this in the following manner:
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- Press <F4> to receive the lines on the order.
- Press <Enter> on the "Tagged Items Found" window.
- Press the [Receive] button and enter the supplier 'Delivery Note' or 'Invoice Number' if there is no Delivery Note.
- The system will print a Goods Received Note, which should be stapled to the supplier paperwork from which you have booked in the goods. This should then go to the accounts department.
Checking the Invoice against the Order
This stage should be carried out to check that the supplier has charged correctly for the items supplied. It is a process that can save you money and time, and give you a level of security against items being ordered and paid for without authorisation.
There are two methods for carrying out this check. It can be done as part of the purchase invoice posting, or it can be done independently as follows:
Go to " Purchase Order Processing Add/Edit/Process Purch. Orders".
- Enter the Supplier Account Code, or search for the Supplier.
- Select the Order to process.
- Press <F7> to go to the Order Items.
- Press <T> to tag the Items that correspond to those shown on the invoice. Check the quantity and price against the invoice. The items on the order that you tag should come to the same nett total as the invoice, allowing for carriage if relevant.
- Press <F8> once you have checked and agreed the values.
- Press <Enter> on the "Tagged Items Found" window.
- Press the [Invoice] button and enter the supplier 'Invoice Number'. This will flag all the tagged items on the order with that invoice number for accounting purposes.
See also
- How do I find a supplier?
- Placing Purchase Orders Electronically
- How do I Receive Items by Barcode?
- Processing a Sales Order
PO01, OP72, OP73, OP79, OP80, OP82
