Purchase Orders

This article will show you the different steps of Purchase Orders

The Aptimyz Purchases module can create Purchase orders from:
         • Low Stock – automatically adds low stock items to the Purchases list
         • Inventory – stock items can be searched for and added to a purchase order                                       •  New Inventory – products that do not exist within the system can be added to                                    purchase orders and the product will be written to the inventory database.
  • Create a Purchase Order from min/max quantities
  • How to add received orders to your inventory 
  • Adding and ordering products that are not currently within your inventory 
  • Create a Purchase Order without min/max quantities 


To create a purchase order using min/max quantities 

  1. From the menu screen, select Transactions > Purchases > Create Purchase Order 
  2. Items that have reached the minimum stock quantity (see min/max help page), will appear here ready to be sent to the suppliers for ordering

   3. From here you are able to 'Select All' or select which items you would like to re-order  

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   4. Once selected > Confirm Products

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   5. Enter the amount of each item that you would like to add to the order then select Create               Order

   6. Go back to the menu screen and select Transactions > Purchases where this will display the            order total to each supplier 

    7. Select Details

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    8. From here you can change the delivery due date, add notes in for the supplier, view a                         breakdown of the items and the total costs

Please note - If you see items missing from your order, these would have been removed due to missing information. Check back to see that Cost Price and other necessary information is recorded against the item 

    9. Save

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   10. Select

   11. Select which orders to send

   12. Select Edit 

   13. Select orders again 

   14. Select Process 

 

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  15. Proceed 

  16. Your order has now been emailed through to the supplier 

 

The next steps will show you how to check-in items once you have received your order from the supplier 

    1.  When your order arrives, go to the main menu screen Transactions > Purchases 

    2. Rapid Receipt of Goods 

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    3. View 

    4. From here you can enter the amount delivered then commit

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        scan each item in 

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    The quantities have now been updated within your inventory 

 

If there is an item you want to add to your order that you do not currently stock, you can do this by following these steps: 

1. From the main menu, select Transactions > Purchases > Create Purchases Order 

2. Select Add New Items 

3. If you are looking to order from a brand new supplier, you can select Add Supplier or select        a current supplier 

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    4. After selecting or adding supplier, enter the details of the new item and Save 

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     5. The items will show on the order screen > Select items > Confirm Product 

     6. Enter quantity 

      7. Create order 

      8. This will now show in the Transactions > Purchases screen from the main menu 

      9. Select Details

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      10. From here you can change the delivery due date, add notes in for the supplier, view a                         breakdown of the items and the total costs

       11. Select 

       12. Edit 

       13. Select which orders to send then Process

       14. Proceed 

       15. Your order has now been emailed through to the supplier 

 

If you do not use min/max within your store, please follow these steps: 

     1. From the main menu Transactions > Purchases > Create Purchase Order

     2. Select the Source drop down box and turn on From Inventory

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      3. All of your store's inventory items will appear for you to Search and select which items                you would like to add to the purchase order 

      4. Once selected, you can continue the purchase order as normal 

 

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