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Import Purchase Orders field definitions

Descriptions of the fields available in the Import Purchase Order template.

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Written by Heather Worthington
Updated over a week ago

Using the Import Purchase Orders template, you can create new Parked status Purchase Orders (POs) in bulk. The table below describes each field (column) included in the fixed template and how it should be used.

Import PO template field

* denotes mandatory fields

Description

*Order Number

The unique transaction reference for the PO.

*Supplier Code

The unique code for your supplier, as given in their supplier record, advises the supplier of the products being purchased.

Tax Rate

The tax rate that will apply to the order line. The tax rate must be provided as a decimal value, e.g: 20% tax rate will be entered as 0.2.
If the supplier is not taxable, leave the tax rate blank.

Supplier Reference

An alpha-numeric reference provided by your supplier for the PO.

Comments

Additional notes related to the PO.

Order Date

The date the PO was ordered.

The order date format must match the format selected in your company settings, either:

  • DD/MM/YYYY

  • MM/DD/YYYY

Delivery Date

The date the PO is expected to be delivered by.

The delivery date format must match the format selected in your company settings, either:

  • DD/MM/YYYY

  • MM/DD/YYYY

Warehouse Code

The unique code for the warehouse where the PO is due to be received.

*Line Number

The number given to each purchase line, per PO.

Each line number in a PO must incrementally increase.

*Product Code

The unique code for the product being purchased, as given in the product's record.

Products must exist in Unleashed before import.

*Order Quantity

The number of units ordered for the purchase line, based on the chosen unit of measure.

Unit Of Measure

The value used to determine how many base units of the product will be received. The unit of measure entered must exist in the product's record.

If left blank, the following hierarchy applies:

  1. Supplier quantity pricing unit.

  2. Supplier pricing unit.

  3. Default purchasing unit.

  4. Base unit.

Unit Price

The price per purchasing unit, in the supplier's currency.

If left blank, the following hierarchy is applied:

  1. Supplier quantity price.

  2. Supplier price.

  3. Default purchase price.

Line Comments

Additional comments specific to the purchase line.

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