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Add Plants in Purchase Order Detail

Easily add plants to purchase orders with precision.

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Written by Ivan Jelinic
Updated over 3 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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