We use the process of ordering parts through the RO and e-catalog, the problem that we are having is the PO number that gets assigned to the vendor for the order. Instead of the PO number in our system it is sending over the customer name instead. This defeats the process, because when parts arrive- it reflects there is no PO number and we need to create a new PO; ultimately having 2 PO in the system.
Logic would have the actual PO number assigned to the vendor for easier finding. In a weeks time we can have anywhere from 30 - 50 orders processed.
If there is a way to change please let me know; otherwise PLEASE ADD AS A FEATURE
Parts Ordering
- Cory
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Re: Parts Ordering
Ours puts the PO number properly.
What version are you running?
Who is the vendor?
In my experience the issue is usually on the Vendors end.
What version are you running?
Who is the vendor?
In my experience the issue is usually on the Vendors end.
Re: Parts Ordering
This is definitely not typical. Please provide the Vendor and catalog information if you are able.
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Re: Parts Ordering
Had a discovery, employees were putting information in the Ref#/Inv# box instead of leaving blank. If left blank PO number shows on vendor invoices.
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Re: Parts Ordering
We enter name and Ro number. I find that generally the PO that is generated shows up somewhere on part invoice. Just have to hunt for it sometimes.tanyah wrote:Had a discovery, employees were putting information in the Ref#/Inv# box instead of leaving blank. If left blank PO number shows on vendor invoices.
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Work 9-11 or 616-696-0020
Being able to get CAPE off a Skew T chart is important in this hobby.