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Review and track all purchase orders created from purchase requests in a date range.

Business Value

  • Trace every purchase order (PO) back to its purchase request (PR).
  • Track what each vendor must deliver, delivery status and cost per order.
  • See pending and received orders for accruals and stock checks.

Use Cases

  • A purchasing officer reviews pending orders and follows up late suppliers.
  • A cost controller checks partially received or closed orders for stock and cost control.
  • A purchasing manager reviews orders by vendor to see the total ordered from each supplier.

How It Works

Running the Report

  1. Date Range (From / To): POs created in this period.
  2. Status: pick one or more statuses:
    • Pending: PO created but not received yet.
    • Received: PO fully received and closed.
    • Partially Received + Closed: part of the PO was received, then it was closed by hand.
    • Closed: PO closed by hand with nothing received.
  3. Details:
    • Detailed: one line for each ordered item.
    • Summarized: one line for each purchase order.
  4. File Type: XLS, XLSX, ODS or PDF.

Summarized View

One line for each purchase order:
  • Number: the PO number.
  • Description: the source PR number or notes.
  • Date: the date the PO was created.
  • Vendor: the supplier name.
  • Status: Pending, Received, Closed and so on.
Summarized view of the Purchase Orders report

Detailed View

Every purchase order split by item and store. Detailed view of the Purchase Orders report