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Purchase Order and Receiving Limits

The limits for purchase orders, PO imports and exports, receiving and related setup in Logiwa IO, and what to do when a job is larger.

Overview

Logiwa IO has limits on the size of purchase orders (POs), imports, exports and bulk actions. Staying within them keeps these jobs fast and reliable. If a job is larger, split it into smaller ones.

When to use it

  • You are planning a large PO, import or export.

  • A bulk action or import failed or timed out and you want to check whether it was too large.


Purchase orders

Operation

Limit

Notes

Lines per PO

2,000 lines

Also through Excel import and the Open API. See Create a Purchase Order

Units per PO line

999,999 units

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Total units per PO

10,000,000 units

All lines added up

Tags per PO

4 tags

Tags per account

1,000 tags

Different tags across all POs

Delete POs in bulk

1,000 POs

Each PO can have up to 1,000 lines. See Cancel or Delete a Purchase Order

Cancel a PO

2,000 lines per PO

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Excel export

100,000 rows

One row per PO line

Product labels

1,000 PO lines per PO

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PO labels

2,000 PO lines per PO

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Excel import

Operation

Limit

Notes

File size

24 MB per file

Rows per file

20,000 rows

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Lines per PO

2,000 lines

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Serial numbers imported during mobile receiving

20,000 serial numbers

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Receiving

Operation

Limit

Notes

Receive PO (web)

1,000,000 units per action

Receiving History export

100,000 rows

PO Receiving Report export

100,000 rows


Related setup

Operation

Limit

Notes

Vendors per client

20,000 vendors

Vendors Excel export

100,000 rows

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LP number import

20,000 rows per file

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Create LP numbers by sequence

1,000 LPs per action

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Common questions

What happens if I go over a limit? The action times out or returns an error. Split the file or the selection into smaller parts and try again.

Are these limits the same for every account? Yes. They are platform limits. How long a job takes can still vary with system load and the data.

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