

You can still change some data in the header of a purchase/sales order, counter/direct invoice, cost estimate or quotation after you have completed it. Change purchase contacts in active orders.If there is not enough stock, a purchase order must be created.

This is important if there is not enough stock for a particular article. You can view which sales order a purchase order is allocated to.

In this case, Profit itself determines the quantities of articles that must be purchased. You can generate purchase orders automatically using the order proposal. Add purchase orders using order proposals.You add a new order by entering it manually or you copy a basic order to the order. With the addition of an order you set the stock of the items (for which you are tracking the stock) added to the order, on order. You add an order to purchase items from a purchase contact. When configuring the order process, you determine the auto numbering, add entry layouts and reports and specify values for the general settings and the entry layouts. If you add a purchase order with a date in the past, Profit always uses the system date (i.e., the current date) to add stock entries for orders for articles for which you are tracking the stock. No backorders present: The On order quantity is updated.Backorders present: The Backorder quantity or the Reserved on backorder quantity is updated.When a purchase order is processed, the following aspects are important for stock: Just as with sales orders, Profit updates the stock for purchase orders. Purchase orders can be added manually or using the order proposal. When the goods are received you convert the order into a goods receipt. By adding an order, you put the purchased units on order. No modifications may be made without prior written approval by CCU.You use an order to purchase products or work activities (items). The following are the CCU approved State of Colorado Small Dollar Grant Award (SDGA) Terms and Conditions, which are periodically updated. Applicable to POs issued prior to : Purchase Order Terms and Conditions (Updated January 2009).Applicable to POs issued on or after : Purchase Order Terms and Conditions ( Updated July 2019).Applicable to POs issued on or after : Purchase Order Terms and Conditions ( Updated June 2022).No modifications may be made without prior written approval by CCU. The following are the CCU approved State of Colorado Purchase Order Terms and Conditions, which are periodically updated. Pursuant to Fiscal Rule 3-2, § 5.1.1, the State of Colorado Purchase Order Terms and Conditions are required to be included in all purchase orders issued by State agencies and institutions of higher education (IHE).
