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Add Plants in Purchase Order Detail

Easily add plants to purchase orders with precision.

Ivan Jelinic avatar
Written by Ivan Jelinic
Updated over 10 months ago

Purpose

In the Purchase Order Detail page, the Add Plants feature allows users to incorporate plants into a purchase order efficiently and effectively.

What can you do with it?

The Add Plants function enables users to seamlessly add plants to a purchase order. This is essential for ensuring all necessary details regarding the plants are accurately tracked and processed, providing a streamlined approach to inventory management.

How is it done?

  1. Open Purchase Order Detail:

    • Navigate to the Purchase Order Detail page from the Inventory module.

  2. Initiate Add Plants:

    • Locate and select the Add Plants option to begin the process.

  3. Enter Plant Information:

    • Name (optional): Supply a name for easy identification.

    • Cultivar: Choose the plant cultivar from the dropdown menu.

    • Destination Batch: Enter the batch where plants will be added.

    • Destination Lot: This option is not currently supported but must be considered.

  4. Specify Growth Details:

    • Growth Stage: Determine and select the relevant plant growth stage from the dropdown.

    • Quantity: Enter the precise number of plants to be added.

  5. Set Date and Time:

    • Timestamp: Choose the date and time for this entry. Leave empty for the current date and time, or backdate as needed within permissible limits (not before the PO Date & Time).

  6. Finalize Addition:

    • Review all inputs and confirm details to complete adding plants to the purchase order.

Important Considerations

  • Destination Lot: Currently not supported; ensure this does not impact other data entries.

  • Timestamp Limitations: Backdating is restricted and cannot predate the purchase order date and time.

Best Practices

  • Utilize the Name field for easier tracking and retrieval of plant records.

  • Double-check Cultivar and Growth Stage selections to ensure accuracy.

  • Regularly update the Quantity for precise inventory management.

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