Receipts

The Receipts tab allows you to create a receipt for incoming items to a warehouse to acknowledge that those items have been received. You can create a receipt for items received as part of:

Internal Purchase Order Line Receipts

Not all internal purchase order lines can be received. This is because some line record types are used to record costs, charges or services that are not delivered. For instance, the logistics record type is used for purchase order lines where there is a cost associated with a specific item or items, but the cost in isolation is not a deliverable and can't be received.

The following table shows which of the purchase order line record types require a receipt:

Purchase Order Line Record Type Description

Receipt Required

Blanket Order This is a line that is based on an existing agreement with the supplier. Yes
Capital Equipment This type of line item is used to purchase capital equipment. The incoming equipment goes through a receiving process, but it does not become part of inventory. Yes
Contractor

This purchase order line item type is used to contract for something that is not received.

No
Description This type of purchase order line is used to buy something based on a description. No
Item A purchase order line to purchase known parts (i.e., an active part in the Item Master) Yes
Logistics Purchase logistics - cost here is associated with a specific item or items. Items must be allocated to the line. No
Misc. Charge If there are miscellaneous charges applicable (e.g., special handling charge for refrigeration, fuel excess fees), they should be created as a separate line item on the Purchase Order. No
On-Site Service Cost of service performed by a service provider on-site. Not to be used when an item is sent out for service or when service is done by internal personnel. No
Service Record type for a service type purchase order; one or more parts are sent out and there is an expected receipt Yes
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