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The composition of the purchase order


Application composition

Planned purchase

Planned purchase

Let's go to the module "Applications" . Here, a list of requisitions for the supplier is compiled. From above, select or add an application.

There is a tab below "Application composition" , which lists the item to be purchased.

The composition of the purchase order

Ordered goods and materials

Ordered goods and materials

New lines are added to the application as standard through the command Add .

Adding to the application

Automatically create an application

A purchase requisition can be generated automatically based on the 'In End' report.

To do this, use the 'Create requests' action. At the same time, the program will also create the application itself and fill in the list of items and the quantity necessary for the stock of goods to reach the required minimum specified in the card of the drug or consumable. This will automate both stock control and the creation of the order itself as much as possible. Other positions that were not taken into account automatically, you can also add everything manually or change the amount that the program offered to your own.

The fact of execution of the application

The fact of execution of the application

To mark an application as completed, just enter "due date" .

Using filters, you can easily view both the list of completed requests and the plan for a specific employee.

Purchased items themselves can be credited in the 'Goods' module both before and after the mark on the completion of the application. For example, if you have placed an order, but the goods have not yet arrived, then close the purchase request, and when the goods arrive at your place, then create an invoice and indicate the medicines and consumables received.

Mark request as completed


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