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Working with the Purchase Orders Screen

Find, filter, tag, export and print labels for purchase orders on the Logiwa IO Purchase Orders screen.

Overview

The Purchase Orders screen lists every purchase order (PO). Besides creating and receiving POs, you can filter the list, group POs with tags, export them to Excel and print labels for the products you expect.

When to use it

  • You want to find POs received or arrived on certain dates.

  • You want to group POs, for example by priority or carrier, with tags.

  • You need labels for incoming products before they arrive.

Prerequisites

  • Your role has the Purchase Orders page permissions you need: Tag for tags, Product Label and Purchase Order Label for labels.


Find purchase orders

Go to PO & Receiving > Purchase Order. Use the filters above the grid to narrow the list. Besides the standard filters, you can filter by Actual Receiving Date, Actual Arrival Date and Tag, in both standard and advanced search. Filters can be combined.


Use tags

  1. Select one or more POs in the grid.

  2. Click Tag.

  3. Assign an existing tag, create a new one, or remove a tag from the selected POs.

Rule

What happens

Example

Tags per PO

Up to 4 tags on one PO

Urgent, Carrier A, Q4, Retail

Tags per account

Up to 1,000 different tags

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Editing a tag

The change applies to every PO that uses the tag

Renaming “Urgent” to “Priority” renames it on all its POs

Deleting a tag

The tag is removed from every PO that uses it

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Tag column

The grid shows the tags of each PO in the Tag column

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Export to Excel

Click Export to download the filtered list, up to 100,000 rows. The export has one row per PO line, and the PO details repeat on each line’s row.

Column

What it shows

Example

Order Code, Type, Status

The PO, its PO type and status

PO-1001, Purchase Order, Started

Warehouse, Client, Vendor Name

Where, for whom and from whom

Main, Acme, Global Supply

Total Amount, Total Quantity

PO totals, repeated on each line

250.00, 30

Reference Number

The PO’s reference number

REF-889

Order Date, Create Date

When the PO was ordered and created

2026-11-12 22:40

Receipt Date

The Actual Receiving Date. Filled only for Completed POs

2026-11-13 09:15

Planned Arrival Date, Actual Arrival Date

The arrival dates on the PO

2026-11-15

Product Name, SKU, Pack Type, Pack Quantity

The product on the line and its ordered quantity in the line’s pack type

SKU-100, Case, 2

Price per Item, Purchase Price

The line prices

12.50, 25.00

💡 Tags aren’t included in the export. Filter by Tag first to export only the POs with a tag.


Print labels

You can print labels from the grid or from a PO’s product lines.

From the grid

  1. Select one PO. The Label menu is turned off when more than one PO is selected.

  2. Click Label and choose Product Label or Purchase Order.

From the PO’s product lines

  1. Open the PO and go to Step 2 Products.

  2. Select the lines you need labels for. Label is turned off until a line is selected.

  3. Click Label. For product labels, turn on Use as Line Quantity to print one label per unit on each line.

Example: Lines with quantities 2, 4 and 1 print 2, 4 and 1 labels with Use as Line Quantity on. Labels are counted per line, not added up across lines with the same SKU.

Label

Limit

Example

Product labels

Up to 1,000 PO lines per PO

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PO labels

Up to 2,000 PO lines per PO

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To change the label layout, see Design a Product Label.


Large POs

The product lines of a PO are shown 5 per page. Use the pager below the lines to move between pages, or type a SKU in Find PO Detail by SKU to find a line. Number of SKU and Total Qty above the lines always count the whole PO.


Common questions

Why doesn’t my export match the number of POs on screen? The export has one row per PO line, not per PO, and it follows the current filters.

Why is the Label menu greyed out? On the grid, more than one PO is selected. On the product lines, no line is selected.

Can I see billing charges on a PO? Yes. See Displaying Billing Charges in Shipment & Purchase Order Screens.

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