Supply User Manual ENG -> 4. Procurement -> 4.6 LU-SU3201: Purchase Orders (POs) - Generals -> S. How to follow-up Purchase Orders.

S. How to follow-up Purchase Orders.

Purchase Orders should be followed-up on a regular basis to ensure that procurement is done within the requested time limits and to avoid having any pending or “forgotten” orders.

The Purchase Dashboard (accessible via a click on the “PURCHASES” button) and the general list view of POs, also called “Search: Purchase Orders” screen (accessible via Purchases / Purchase Management / Purchase Orders) already give some basic information on POs: the state (“Closed” means that all items have been received), the percentage of reception, the percentage of the invoice paid, the customer reference, the number of lines,…

General list view of POs (“Search: Purchase Orders” screen)

In addition to this information, the “Export PO Follow-up” gives additional information on POs.

Note that the functionality “Export PO Follow-up” should not be used as it is not maintained. In theory you should not be able to access this functionality.

Go to: Purchases / Reporting / Export PO Follow-up

  1. Restrict the orders selection using selection criteria (filters) if needed.
  2. Select the wished exported format (Excel or PDF).
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Selection criteria of the Export PO Follow-up

3. Click on “Generate report“.

4. A file is generated by the system. This file allows to follow-up Purchase Orders.

Export PO Follow-up in Excel format
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