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Purchase orders, receipts, returns and landed costs

Purchasing separates order, receipt and invoice. Supplier quotes, requisitions and agreements support planning; landed costs explain additional acquisition cost.

Last reviewed 2026-10-05

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Workflow

  1. 1Record a supplier quote or requisition where needed, then create the order with lines, quantities and terms.
  2. 2Record actual goods received and link the receipt to the order; do not receive undelivered quantities.
  3. 3Match the invoice to order and receipt; review quantities, costs and partial receipts.
  4. 4Review landed-cost allocation if used, and link purchase returns to the source transaction.
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Watch this distinction

A purchase order alone proves neither goods receipt nor payment. Check each state on the correct document.

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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