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Purchasing, from order to paymentLesson 2 of 4

The purchase order

Raising an order with items, quantities and a required-by date.

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The steps, written out

  1. Open Purchase Order and click New.
  2. Choose the supplier and the required-by date.
  3. Add items, quantities and rates.
  4. Save, submit and send it.
5:23Previous lessonThe whole cycle3:55Next lessonReceipt and supplier invoice

Course lessons

Purchasing, from order to payment

4 lessons, 29 min

  1. 1The whole cycle5:23
  2. The purchase order15:01
  3. 3Receipt and supplier invoice3:55
  4. 4Paying the supplier4:24

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