Receive Purchase Order save work

Nov 16, 2007 5 Replies

When receiving purchase orders with many items on them we save our work by clicking OK now and then. When you then reopen the purchase order the quatity information for items you already have received is saved. But when you update the new price column for a item, then click ok to save your work, it is not saved when returning to the purchase order.



The purchase orders are big and we would like to be able to save the work now and then.



Any help would be appreciated.



Robbert


When receiving purchase orders with many items on them we save our work by clicking OK now and then. When you then reopen the purchase order the quatity information for items you already have received is saved. But when you update the new price column for a item, then click ok to save your work, it is not saved when returning to the purchase order.

The purchase orders are big and we would like to be able to save the work now and then.

Any help would be appreciated.

Robbert

Jeff, After you commit the PO can you print labels for only the items you changed the new price on, or do you still have to go into item properties and print each one seperately like we have to in 1.3? I'm not talking about printing labels for products received on the PO, just the ones I already have in inventory and changed the new price on, in which case they need a new label with the correct price on it. Craig

Craig,

You should take a look at RITE Label

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. We added it to our mix of Utilities and right out of the chute it paid for itself in labor and frustration savings. It will handle what you have asked for by printing all tags in a time frame you define, according to "changed data". Price changes, new items, etc. will cause a tag to be printed. But you define all the parameters.

Also, as an aside, they just added the functionality to print labels to apply to product based on when they are received. We only actually apply price tags to less than 2% of our merchandise, the rest use standard shelf, bin labels. Knowing what to print labels for in the past has been a nightmare. This streamlines the process and makes sure that this task actually happens.

Ken

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