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Goods receipts and partial deliveries

A goods receipt records what physically arrived. Ordered and invoiced quantities can differ from received quantities; keep their document links clear.

Last reviewed 2026-10-05

Before you start

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Workflow

  1. 1Open Goods receipts, create a receipt for the supplier, and select its linked order where available.
  2. 2Check arrival date, warehouse, items, variants and units before entering quantities.
  3. 3Enter only delivered quantities; document shortages or excess and do not assume the rest arrived.
  4. 4Save and approve as permitted; review item movement and outstanding order quantity.
  5. 5When recording the supplier invoice, review its receipt link and ensure goods are not counted twice.
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Watch this distinction

Goods receipt is not proof of supplier payment. An order can have multiple deliveries; review each receipt separately.

Verify the result

Reopen the record and check saved values and state. For financial operations, compare the document with the relevant movement and report before continuing.

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