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Purchase orders & purchase invoices

Becky Bouterey Updated

Step 1:  Choose whether you would like to approve Purchase Orders automatically or manually.

Automatic - will create Purchase Orders in an approved state, so they will go straight to invoicing and will appear on vehicle expenses.
Manual - will create purchase orders in a pending state, so they have to be approved before creating an invoice or appearing on a vehicle’s expenses.

Tools > Settings

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Once you have opened up settings, you will be presented with the below screen. Select the 'Accounting' tab and this is where you select 'Automatic' or 'Manual'.

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Step 2: Accounting > Purchase Orders

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Step 3: New Order

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Step 4: Select the vehicle and fill out the details of the Purchase Order > Save & Close

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Step 5: Approve Order

If you selected 'Automatic' in Step 1, the Purchase Order will now automatically be approved.

If you selected 'Manual' in Step 1, click Approve Order > Yes to change the purchase order status from Pending to Approved.

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When the Purchase Order is approved, it will now show up as an estimated expense on the vehicle in the Expenses tab.

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Step 6: Invoice the purchase order

When you receive the invoice from the Supplier you can then invoice the purchase order.

Go to Accounting > Purchase Invoices

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Step 7: Add Invoice

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 Step 8: Choose Supplier

 Search for the Supplier > Click Go > Select supplier > OK

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Step 9: Select the Purchase Order you want to Invoice

A list of approved Purchase Orders that relate to that supplier will now appear. Select the Purchase Order you want to Invoice and click 'OK'

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Step 10: In this screen you have the chance to amend any details if needed

Once you've changed any details select 'Save & Close'.

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Now that the Purchase Order has been invoiced, the expense on the vehicle will now become an exact amount.

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