Purchase order
recosting removes roadblocks to receipting goods
Book in your products and sell them, while leaving the purchase order open to add final costs as they come in, ensuring accurate margins
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Purchase Order Recosting FAQ
The “Receipted” status indicates that the items for this purchase order have been received into stock and that there may still be additional purchase order costs that need to be added.
When component products are in a receipted purchase order then assemblies for these products will be restricted until the purchase order is completed. This is because the average landed cost of an assembled product is calculated based off the average landed cost of the components which cannot be definitively calculated until the purchase order has been completed.
Auto-disassembled products are not supported by our purchase order re-costing improvement, as such. If you have an auto-disassembled product, you cannot receipt the purchase order. You can choose to receipt the other products on the purchase order by creating a split receipt.
The purchase order recost bill sent to your accounting software is a payable indicating the additional costs added to a purchase order in a receipted stage. These are sent to your accounting software once the purchase order has been set to a “completed” status.
With the introduction of our new purchase order recost feature changes needed to be made to the columns in the purchase order line grid in order to optimise space and bring purchase orders in line with other transaction formats. You can still view comments noted against products by selecting the comments bubble just as you would in a sales order.