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When you need to create |
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using the Units Entry mode, it's necessary to do it trough |
the Standalone POs |
option, this means that |
the PO you are about to create |
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- You need to purchase extra product for your open market sales.
- You need to fulfill an order that had shipping issues or quality control problems.
- You need to purchase the product for internal production (e.g.: bouquet operations).
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After activating the Units Entry Mode, this is how the screen will look like:
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Now you can proceed as you regularly do with Standalone POs |
Enter the "Vendor" name. (Remember that after the first three characters the system will display any matching vendors.)
Enter the "Customer " (optional). This will link the purchase order to a customer account.
Select the "Truck Date" and select the "Vendor Ship Date".
Add special instructions or comments to the order. (optional)
Click on the green "Save" button.
Adding Items to the Purchase Order
1., first, create the Prebook header and then proceed to add the items.
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Roles enabled to perform this action: Admin, Sales Manager, Procurement Manager, Procurement User. |