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You must link the goods receipt to the PO then Invoice to Goods Receipt
My issues continue....I linked a GRN and then the invoice - now where is the cost sitting? I can't see it under COS? But it does appear in the project IS - makes no sense.
I don't know Pastel at all, but should the cost not be sitting in inventory?
It only gets to COS when sold.
Clive is correct.
When you process the GRN / Supplier Invoice, the Inventory Control Account is debited and the Supplier Account is credited. When you sell the stock by means of a Customer Invoice, the Sales Account is credited, the Customer Account is debited, the COS Account is debited and the Inventory Control Account is credited.
Hi Neville, is this also true for service inventory items?
No, there is no physical inventory involved, so you won't be processing Purchase Orders, GRNs or Supplier Invoices for service inventory items.
You will only use service inventory items when processing Customer Invoices, in which case only Sales will be credited and Customers will be debited. There is no COS in this case.
Hi Neville, regarding converting PO to supplier acct , when the P.O. has an inventory item, it’s not pulling the inventory item through. Why is that?
I am not entirely understanding the the goods receipting concept. Can one not pull the P.O. straight to a suppliers invoice?
Hi Neville, regarding converting PO to supplier acct , when the P.O. has an inventory item, it’s not pulling the inventory item through. Why is that?
I am not entirely understanding the the goods receipting concept. Can one not pull the P.O. straight to a suppliers invoice?
The PO has no impact on the accounting records and does not update stock quantity on hand - it is merely a tracking document.
If you have GRN's enabled (go to Setup...Suppliers...Control to check), then stock will be brought into the system by means of a GRN. If you don't have GRN's enabled, then stock will be brought into the system by means of a Supplier Invoice.
From what you have described, you have GRN's enabled.
You need to link the PO to a GRN, which will then bring the stock in, then link the GRN to a Supplier Invoice in order to update the Supplier account.
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