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Goods received

Record what a supplier delivered, before their bill comes.

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A goods received note records what a supplier delivered. You usually make it from a purchase order, then transfer it on to a purchase invoice when the supplier's bill comes.

The screen

A new goods received note: 96 tins of sardines delivered on the supplier's DO-55102.
A new goods received note: 96 tins of sardines delivered on the supplier's DO-55102.
  1. Creditor: the supplier who delivered.
  2. Supplier DO #: the number on the supplier's delivery order.
  3. Received at (location): the location code where the goods went, for example MAIN.
  4. Scan a barcode or type an item code here and press Enter: the line is added.
  5. Qty and Unit price: key how many came and what they cost. A serial-numbered item also has a πŸ”’ button under Serials, further right.
  6. Save Goods Received: saves the note.

Receive goods against an order

  1. In the menu, open Buy, then Purchase orders. Select the order and click Edit.
  2. Click Transfer β†’ and choose Goods Received in Transfer to.
  3. Set Transfer Now to what came for each line, and click Transfer.
  4. The new goods received note opens. Fill in Supplier DO # and Received at (location).
  5. Click Save Goods Received.

Goods that came without an order: open Buy, then Goods received, click New, choose the Creditor and add the lines.

Bill it

When the bill comes, open the note from the list with Edit, click Transfer β†’ and choose Purchase Invoice. Or start a new purchase invoice and click Transfer from…. The list's Transferred column shows where each note went.

If something goes wrong

  • Save Goods Received is grey: choose the creditor first.
  • "… is serialized β€” click πŸ”’ Serials and enter … serial number(s) before saving.": click the line's πŸ”’ button and key one serial number for each unit.
  • The note is read-only and says "Fully transferred.": it is already on a purchase invoice. Change the invoice instead.

Very easy accounting.

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