1. Navigate to Tools -> Configuration -> Business Configuration
2. Under the Business Configurations, click on the Inward tab and all the configurations under this tab will be listed.
This configuration controls whether the show Supplier Branch information is displayed in Inward screens.
The Supplier Branch field in the Inward screens displays the supplier’s branch (contact details) that are created in the Supplier Master.
This helps users clearly identify from which branch of the supplier the purchase is being made. It is especially important when a supplier operates multiple outlets or warehouses. This is only for reference purposes.
When this configuration is enabled, the Supplier Branch field appears in all Inward screens (PO, RN, GIN, PI), allowing users to view and select the correct supplier branch for accurate branch-wise purchase tracking.
When the configuration is disabled, the Supplier Branch field is hidden in all Inward screens, and the system treats the supplier as a single entity without branch-level mapping.
Note: This configuration is used for the suppliers who have multiple outlets. And it will not reflect anywhere in Reports. For the selected location only purchase invoice will be reflected.
FAQ-
Q1.What happens if the configuration is disabled?
The Supplier Branch field will not be shown, and all inward transactions will be mapped to the default supplier without branch segregation.
Q2. How do I enable this feature?
Navigate to Tools → Configuration → Business Configuration. Click Inward.
Enable the configuration “Show Supplier Branch” in the business configuration settings.
Q3. What is the purpose of showing Supplier Branch in Inward screens?
The Supplier Branch field in the Inward screens displays the supplier’s branch contact details that are created in the Supplier Master.
This helps users clearly identify from which branch of the supplier the purchase is being made. It is especially important when a supplier operates multiple outlets or warehouses, as it avoids confusion and ensures accurate transaction tracking.
4. Why are branch details not displayed even after enabling the configuration?
Branch details will be displayed only if the branch is mapped in the Supplier Master.
Please verify the following:
Ensure the branch is mapped under the Contact Details tab in the Supplier Master screen.
Check whether the Load Shipment Based on Location configuration is enabled.
If enabled, disable this configuration and recheck.
Once the above conditions are met, the branch details will be displayed correctly.
When performing an inward transaction in the Purchase Invoice screen, the system checks the difference between the Invoice Amount and the Total Amount based on this configuration.
You can set an allowed difference limit between 0 to 10.
Example:
If the configured value is 2, a difference of up to ₹2 is allowed between invoice amount and total amount, and the invoice can be saved successfully.
If the difference exceeds the configured value, the system will display a confirmation message.
If the difference is within the allowed limit, the invoice will be saved successfully, even if the values do not match exactly.
Q1. What does this configuration do?
It controls how the system handles situations where the Invoice Amount does not exactly match the Total Amount in the Purchase Invoice screen.
Q2. What range can be set for the allowed difference?
You can set a value between 0 and 10. This represents the maximum difference allowed (in currency value).
Q3. What happens if the difference is within the configured limit?
If the difference between the Invoice Amount and Total Amount is equal to or less than the allowed limit, the system will save the invoice without any warning, even if the values do not match perfectly.
Q4. What happens if the difference exceeds the configured limit?
When these configurations are enabled, all corresponding values from the Purchase Order will be automatically loaded into the Purchase Invoice screen / Receipt Note screen during conversion.
If any of the configurations are disabled, the respective values will not be auto-filled, and you must enter them manually while converting the Purchase Invoice.
Example:
If the Auto Load PO Disc in Receipt Note / Purchase configuration is disabled, the Discount % will not be loaded automatically from PO screen. You must manually enter the value in the Discount % column; otherwise, the discount will not be calculated in the Purchase Invoice/ Receipt Note.
Q1. What do these “Auto Load PO” configurations do?
These settings determine whether specific price-related values from the Purchase Order should be automatically filled into the Receipt Note or Purchase Invoice during conversion.
Q2. Why are values not appearing in the Purchase Invoice screen when converting a Purchase Order?
If a particular Auto Load PO configuration is disabled, the system will not bring that specific value from the Purchase Order into the Purchase Invoice / Receipt Note screen during conversion.
Because of this, fields like Cost, Selling, MRP, or Discount % may appear blank or unchanged, and you will need to enter them manually.
Q3. Why MRP not automatically loaded in Receipt Note / Purchase
Q1. What does the “Show Purchase Type” configuration do?
When enabled, this setting displays the Purchase Type in the Purchase Order, Goods Inward Note, Receipt Note, and Purchase Invoice screens.
Q2. How is the Purchase Type determined?
The Purchase Type shown in the inward-related screens is determined based on the Supplier Master.
Depending on how the supplier is classified—Local, Interstate, or International—the corresponding Purchase Type will be automatically displayed during inward transactions.
Based on this configuration, payment terms will be displayed in Inward screens like Purchase Invoice, Purchase order, Receipt Note, Goods Inward Note.
Q1. Where will it reflect in Reports?
Navigate to Reports → Purchase → Transactions → Purchase Summary.
Q2. Where to create new payment terms?
It will be displayed bydefault in our application.
Q1. What does the “Allow to Edit Purchase Order Price” configuration do?
This setting controls which price fields can be edited when converting a Purchase Order into a Purchase Invoice or Receipt Note.
Q2. Where is this configuration applied?
It applies during the conversion of Purchase Order → Purchase Invoice/ Receipt Note / Goods Inward Note and other inward screens.
Q3. What happens if the setting is “Allow Cost”?
Only the Cost Price can be edited while converting.
All other fields such as Selling, MRP, and Discount % remain locked.
Q4. What happens if the setting is “Not Allow All Price”?
None of the price fields can be edited.
All price-related fields will be locked in the Purchase Invoice / Receipt Note screen.
Q5. What happens if the setting is “Allow All”?
You can edit all price-related fields, including:
Cost Price
Selling Price
MRP
Discount %
Q6. What happens if the setting is “Allow Selling & MRP”?
You can edit only Selling Price and MRP.
Other fields such as Cost Price and Discount % cannot be edited.
Q7. Does this configuration affect Purchase Order creation?
When this configuration is enabled, You can enter a quantity greater than the Purchase Order (PO) quantity during conversion in the Purchase Invoice screen.
When this configuration is disabled, In the Purchase Invoice screen, if you click Load PO and try to enter a quantity greater than the PO quantity, the system will display an error message as “Entered Qty is greater than PO Qty.”
Q1. Can I enter less than or equal to the PO quantity?
Yes.Regardless of configuration, entering equal or less than the PO Qty is always allowed.
Q2. Why am I getting the error “Entered Qty is greater than PO Qty” in Purchase Invoice screen?
When You try to enter a quantity more than Purchase Order Qty in Purchase invoice screen,and the Allow to enter greater than PO qty configuration is disabled, you will get this error.
Q3. What happens when the configuration is enabled?
When enabled, the system allows:
Entering a quantity higher than the PO Qty
Updating quantities freely during the Purchase Invoice conversion
No validation error will appear for exceeding the PO quantity
Q4. Can the PO quantity be edited only in the Purchase Invoice screen, or also in other screens like GIN and RN?
When this configuration is enabled, the Ship Name field will be displayed in all Inward screens like Purchase Order, Receipt Note, Goods Inward Note, Purchase Invoice. You can choose the shipping details from this field, and the values will be fetched from the Customer Master.
Please note that the selected shipping details must have a Customer ID.
Q1. What does the “Show Shipping Name in Inward” configuration do?
Enabling this option displays the Shipping Name field in all Inward-related screens.
Q2. Where do the shipping names come from?
Shipping names are pulled from the Customer Master, specifically from the shipping details defined there.
Q3. What is the requirement for selecting a Shipping Name?
The shipping detail must have a Customer ID. Only those shipping entries with an Customer ID will be available for selection.
Q4. In reports, where can I find the Supplier Shipping Name?
You can view the Supplier Shipping Name in the following reports:
Navigate to:
Reports → Purchase → Transactions → Purchase Summary / Purchase Detail Report
When the Load Purchase as Indent configuration is enabled and an Indent is raised, the system checks stock availability at Headquarter. If sufficient stock is not available at Headquarter, a Purchase Order (PO) is created by loading the Indent in the Purchase Order screen.
After the PO is created, without converting it to a Purchase Invoice, the required quantity will be automatically available in the Stock Transfer Out (STO) screen when Load Indent is clicked.
Example Scenario
Indent Raised: 10 units from Branch B to Branch A
Available stock at Branch A: 2 units
Required quantity via PO: 8 units
When the configuration is enabled, the 8 units will be displayed automatically in the Stock Transfer Out screen upon clicking Load Indent, without converting the PO to a Purchase Invoice.
When the configuration is disabled:
The system will not load quantities automatically in the STO screen
Users must manually convert PO → Purchase Invoice
Then perform Stock Transfer Out separately.
For more info, Kindly refer this document-https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/auto-u
FAQ-
Q1. What is the purpose of the “Load Purchase as Indent” configuration?
It allows the system to treat Purchase Orders created from Indents as Stock Transfer requirements, making the required quantity available directly in the Stock Transfer Out (STO) screen.
Q2. Does this configuration automatically create Stock Transfer Out (STO)?
No. It does not automatically create STO.
It only loads the required quantity into the STO screen when Load Indent is clicked.
Q3. Is converting the Purchase Order to Purchase Invoice mandatory when this config is enabled?
No. When this configuration is enabled, the Purchase Order need not be converted to a Purchase Invoice for the stock to appear in the STO screen.
Q4. What happens when the configuration is disabled?
When disabled:
Quantities will not appear automatically in the STO screen
Users must manually convert PO → Purchase Invoice
Then perform Stock Transfer Out separately
Q5. How is the required quantity calculated?
The system calculates the required quantity based on Indent raised quantity.
This configuration controls how the system rounds the suggested indent quantity calculated during Auto Indent.
It has 4 options: None, Upper, Lower, Near
Q1.Which option will display the exact stock quantity?
Use None – no rounding will be applied; exact calculated quantity will be shown.
Q2.What is the best option for general use?
Near – because it balances between over ordering and under ordering.
Rounds to the nearest whole number, either up or down.
Example:
Calculated Qty = 8.40 → Displayed Qty = 8
Calculated Qty = 8.60 → Displayed Qty = 9
Q3. If I want to avoid overstocking, which option is recommended?
Choose Lower, so the system always rounds down.
Q4. If I want to ensure enough stock even during fluctuations, which option to use?
Choose Upper, so the system always rounds up.
Q5. How does Round-off Qty work when set to Upper?
When the Round-off Qty is set to Upper, the quantity is always rounded up to the next whole number.
This is useful when the company prefers to order slightly more than the calculated requirement.
Example:
Calculated Qty = 8.4 → Displayed Qty = 9
Calculated Qty = 8.9 → Displayed Qty = 9
Q6. How does Round-off Qty work when set to Lower?
When the Round-off Qty is set to Lower, the quantity is always rounded down to the previous whole number.
This is useful when the company wants to control excess purchases.
Calculated Qty = 8.4 → Displayed Qty = 8
Calculated Qty = 8.9→ Displayed Qty = 8
Q7. In which cases will stock be displayed in decimal values?
Stock will be displayed in decimal values when packing values and UOM mappings are configured for an item and fractional quantities are involved.
Example:
1 Unit = 100 Pieces
Packing values are defined in the Item Master
The Indent checkbox is enabled in the UOM vs Item Mapping screen.
If the user enters 110 pieces in the Sales Bill, the system converts it to the base unit:
110 ÷ 100 = 1.1
As a result, the stock will be displayed as 1.1 units.
When SA to PIA Sync Type is set to Auto, the stock transfer seamlessly between two different domains (Domain-A and Domain-B) while maintaining proper accounting and inventory flow in both systems. When Domain-A saves the Sales Bill will be automatically convert as a Purchase Invoice in the corresponding Franchise location, when click Load PI Advice in Purchase Invoice screen.
For more info, kindly refer → https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/what-is-the-purpose-of-inter-domain-stock-transfer-process
FAQ:-
Q1. What is SA to PIA Sync Type is set to Auto? ?
SA to PIA Sync Type is a configuration used to transfer stock between two different domains (Domain-A and Domain-B) with proper inventory movement.
Once the Sales Invoice is generated in Domain-B, automatically in Domain-A receives the stock by loading the PI Advice in the Purchase Invoice screen and saving the transaction. This completes the stock transfer process.
Q2. How does the stock transfer process work?
Domain-A raises a Purchase Order to Domain-B
The PO is synced to GoBill and appears as a Sales Order in Domain-B
Domain-B converts the Sales Order into a Sales Invoice
Domain-A loads the PI Advice and saves the Purchase Invoice, receiving the stock.
Q3. What happens after the Sales Invoice is created in Domain-B?
Once the Sales Invoice is generated, Domain-A can load the PI Advice in the Purchase Invoice screen to inward the stock and complete the transaction.
Q4. Which applications use this configuration?
This configuration works with TruePOS and GoBill to enable seamless inter-domain stock and transaction.
Q5. What happens when the SA to PIA Sync Type configuration is set to Manual?
When the is set to Manual, all stock transfer transactions between domains must be processed manually by the user, without automatic synchronisation.
In this mode, Domain-A raises a Purchase Order manually to Domain-B. The corresponding Sales Order, Sales Invoice, and Purchase Invoice are not auto-generated. Users in both domains must manually create and process each transaction at their respective ends.
When this configuration is enabled, the system allows a difference (variance) between:
Invoice Amount (Supplier invoice value)
Payable Amount (System-calculated amount based on rate, qty, discounts, taxes, etc.)
Q1.What does this configuration do?
It allows users to save the inward entry even if there is a mismatch between invoice amount and system-calculated payable amount.
Q2.What happens if I disable this configuration?
The system will strictly validate that:
Invoice Amount = Payable Amount
Users must correct rate, discount, tax, or rounding so both match.
Q3. Why does the Purchase Invoice screen show the error:
“Invoice Amount differs from Payable Amount. Please check”?
This error appears when the Invoice Amount entered by the user does not match the system-calculated Payable Amount.
How to resolve it?
Option 1:
Enable the configuration – Allow diff b/w Invoice and Payable amount in Inward screens
This will allow saving the invoice even when both values differ. In the purchase summary report, you can view the amount.
When this configuration is enabled the price is determined based on the pricePolicy type mapped to the product.
When the configuration is enabled, the item price is determined based on the Price Policy Type mapped to the product.
The system always considers the latest Rate Master entry, ordered by ID in descending order.
Note: This configuration is used only in GoBill and not applicable in TruePOS transactions.
In HQ, price values are maintained in the Outlet Price Master. These values are reflected in TruePOS reports, and based on those reports, the GoBill application updates its pricing data.
FAQ-
Q1. What is the purpose of the RATE_POLY configuration?
It ensures that item pricing is derived from the Price Policy mapped to the product, instead of manual price entry.
Q2. Is this configuration applicable in TruePOS screens?
No.This configuration is used only by GoBill and not for price calculation in TruePOS transaction screens.
When this configuration is enabled, the header and footer details—such as the Supplier—will be locked while converting a Sales Bill to a Purchase Invoice Advice.
Users cannot manually change or select a different supplier during this conversion.
If any modifications to the header or footer details are required, they must be made in the source system used to create the transaction (such as SAP, Dynamics, etc.) and then re-sent to the POS.
Q1. What happens when this configuration is enabled?
The Supplier and other header/footer information are locked during Purchase Advice import and cannot be altered manually.
Q2. Why is the Supplier field locked?
To ensure data integrity and maintain consistent supplier information coming from SAP without manual overrides.
Q3. How can the Supplier or header details be changed?
Changes must be done in SAP, and the updated document should be resent to POS.
Q4. Can users modify the supplier while converting Sales Bill to Purchase Invoice Advice?
Q1.When will the barcode print?
The barcode will print immediately after clicking Save in the Kit Preparation screen.
Q2.Why is barcode printing required during kit preparation?
Because creating a kit is considered adding new stock, and the kit item needs its own barcode for sales, tracking, and inventory movement.
Q3.Will barcode print for every kit prepared?
The Mask PII Data Configuration provides additional security by allowing users to Mask or Unmask their Customer's mobile number/Email Id.
Mask PII data configuration has 3 options- "None" or "Mask" or "Mask & View".
1.Mask PII Data- 'Mask & View':
When the configuration set to mask & view, users can click the eye icon to view the mobile number/ Email Id. Conversely clicking the eye icon will hide the mobile/Email Id.
2. Mask PII Data- Mask
When the Mask PII data configuration set to 'Mask', Users will not be able to view the mobile number/ Email Id. The Mobile/ Email Id will be masked and Eye icon will not be displayed.
3.Mask PII Data-None
When the Mask PII data configuration set to 'None', Users can able to view the mobile number/ Email Id. The Mobile/ Email Id will be displayed and Eye icon will not be displayed.
For more details, refer to the documentation - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/mask-pii-data
Q1.What is the purpose of the Mask PII Data configuration?
This configuration controls how sensitive customer information such as mobile numbers and email IDs is displayed to users to ensure privacy and data security.
Q2. What happens when Mask PII Data is set to Mask & View?
When enabled:
The mobile number/email ID is masked by default.
Users will see an eye icon next to the field.
Clicking the eye icon will reveal the complete mobile number/email ID.
Clicking it again will hide the data.
Q3. What happens when Mask PII Data is set to Mask?
In this mode:
Mobile number/email ID will always remain masked.
Users cannot view the full details.
The eye icon will not be displayed.
This ensures maximum privacy, preventing visibility of sensitive data.
Q4. What happens when Mask PII Data is set to None?
In this mode:
Mobile number/email ID will be fully visible.
No masking is applied.
The eye icon will not be shown.
Auto Indent is used to automatically generate indents based on sales trends, stock levels, and predefined system configurations.
This helps ensure timely replenishment, especially for companies with a large number of items, by automatically identifying items with low stock and preparing the required indent quantities.
Q1. What are the different Auto Indent methods?
Auto Indent can be configured in the following ways:
Min/Max Quantity
Sales Quantity
Min-Max with Sales Info
Average Sales Quantity
Q2. How does the Min/Max Quantity method work?
When an item's stock reaches or falls below the minimum level, the system automatically loads it into the Auto Indent list and suggests a reorder quantity based on the min–max setup.
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/auto-u
Q3. How does the Sales Quantity method work?
Auto Indent is triggered after processing a sales bill.
If the sale causes the stock to drop below the minimum quantity, the system will include that item in the indent list.
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-does-the
Q4.How does the Min-Max with Sales Info method work?
The system shows:
Sales data for the selected date range
Minimum and maximum quantities from Item Properties
If the stock is below the minimum quantity, the system recommends indent quantities based on both sales and stock thresholds.
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-does-the
Q5.How does the Average Sales Quantity method work?
The system analyses average past sales and determines how much stock needs replenishment by:
Reorder Indent Quantity = (Total Sales Quantity in the selected number of days × Reorder Ratio) − Current Stock
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/average
This configuration is applicable only for Franchise flow when converting a Purchase Advise → Purchase Invoice.
It enables users to scan barcodes during the conversion process to automatically load quantities item-wise. The Purchase Invoice will be temporarily saved until all items are scanned and finalised.
You can choose from the following options in the business configuration “Save purchase temporarily and load quantity based on unicode scanning”:
None
Converts Purchase Advise → Purchase Invoice without barcode scanning.
User must manually enter quantities.
Item-Wise
Allows barcode scanning for specific items.
Scanned barcodes load quantity only for the selected item.
All Items
Allows scanning all items in the invoice.
System will match each scanned barcode to the correct item and load quantity automatically.
For more detailed information,refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/temporarily-save-the-purchase-invoice-for-serialised-items-once-all-items-are-scanned-and-saved-in-franchise-flow
Q1. When does this feature apply?
Only when converting Purchase Advise to Purchase Invoice in the Franchise workflow.
Q2. What happens when I scan a barcode?
The system identifies the item (batchwise) and loads the quantity for that item, then saves the Purchase Invoice temporarily.
Q3. Can I still enter quantities manually?
Yes. Manual entry is allowed when scanning is not used or when None is selected.
Q4. Is it support including EAN code?
When this configuration is enabled, expired items can be brought into the system through Opening Stock Migration, and later the same expired stock can be returned to the supplier using Purchase Return.
This helps companies record expired inventory during initial migration and properly process its return.
Q1.What does this configuration do?
It allows expired items to be entered during Opening Stock Migration.
Q2.Why would we inward expired stock during migration?
Because during initial system migration, real physical stock may include expired items that must be recorded before being returned.
Q3.What should be done after inwarding expired stock?
A Purchase Return should be created to return the expired stock to the supplier.
Q4.What happens if the configuration is disabled?
Expired items cannot be inwarded during Opening Stock Migration and it throws error message like "Expiry date should be greater than today".
Q5. Why is this configuration required? when already stock is available in system to return.
Why need to add through migration and purchase return the stock to supplier?
In our software, expired stock items are not allowed in the Inward Transaction screen.
One customer has requested this functionality because they need to migrate stock data from one system to another. When a customer changes software, they may already have expired stock in the old system, and this needs to be carried forward during migration.
Manual Indent based on has two configuration-
Load Items Manually.
Auto Load All Items.
Manual Indent – Load Items Manually
In this mode, indent quantities must be entered manually for each item based on the company’s requirements from the headquarters.
Users need to search and select items individually and then enter the required indent quantity.
For more details, refer to the documentation-
https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/manual-indent-based-on-load-items-manually
Manual Indent – Auto Load All Items
This configuration enables the system to load all items into the indent screen automatically.
Indent quantities are generated automatically based on the selected date’s sales data and current stock availability.
The system will auto-calculate the Indent Quantity as:
Indent Quantity = Sales Quantity - Stock Quantity
For more details, refer to the documentation - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/manual-indent-based-on-load-all-items
FAQ-
Q1. What is “Manual Indent – Load Items Manually”?
This option allows users to search manually and select items to raise an indent.
You must enter the indent quantity for each item based on company requirements.
Q2. Do items load automatically in “Load Items Manually”?
No. You must search items manually and enter the indent quantity.
Q3. What is “Manual Indent – Auto Load All Items”?
In this mode, the system will automatically load all items in the indent screen and calculate indent quantities based on:
Sales quantity for the selected date
Current stock availability at the branch
The system will auto-calculate the Indent Quantity as:
Indent Quantity = Sales Quantity - Stock Quantity
The Stock Update feature allows you to control how items are loaded into the Stock Update screen. Based on the configuration, you can choose between:
1. Load Items Manually
Users must search and select items manually.
Suitable when updating stock for a limited set of items.
Gives more control over item selection.
For more details, refer to the documentation - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/stock-update-entry-30-10-2025
2.Auto Load All Items
The system automatically loads all available items into the Stock Update screen.
Users can directly enter or modify the updated quantities for each item.
This option is highly efficient for bulk stock updates, allowing users to adjust stock for multiple items at once without manually searching for them.
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/stock-update-entry-30-10-2025
It allows users to choose whether items should be added to the Stock Update screen manually or automatically, based on the store’s operational needs.
Q2. When should I use the “Load Items Manually” option?
Use this option when:
Only a few items need stock adjustment.
You want full control over which items are updated.
Inventory updates are selective.
Q3. What happens when “Auto Load All Items” is selected?
All items will automatically appear in the Stock Update screen.
Users can directly input the new quantities for each item.
Saves time when performing bulk updates.
Q4. Does this configuration impact the approval workflow?
The purpose of this configuration is to ensure that any Purchase Order that has been partially converted, or where the quantity is edited or items are removed during conversion to a Purchase Invoice (PI), will be excluded from the Pending List (LOV) under the Load PO function key.
In simple terms, once the PO is converted—fully or partially—it will not appear again in the Pending PO list for further selection.
For more detailed information, refer - https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/write-off-po-after-convert-as-rn-pi-configuration
FAQ-
Q1.What happens when a PO is partially converted?
If only some items or quantities are converted:
The PO is considered as Purchased.
It will not show again in the Pending PO LOV.
This prevents repeated loading of the same PO.
Q2.What if I edit quantities or remove items during conversion?
When the configuration is enabled,Even if quantities are changed or some items are removed while converting to RN/PI, the PO will still be written off and excluded from the Pending list.
Q3. Can I reload the PO again in the Purchase Invoice screen if the configuration is disabled?
Yes.If the configuration is disabled at the time of Purchase order, and you convert it partially, the remaining quantities of the PO will still be available in the Purchase Invoice screen. In the LOV, the PO will appear with the status “Partially Converted.”
Q4. Where do I verify the Purchase Qty and status ?
Navigate to Reports →Purchase → Transactions → Purchase Detail
By using this configuration, we can decide until what time an indent can be raised to the warehouse and also specific to items sku type(Put Away, Flow Through, DSD). This can be be done specific to location. For ex., if for Branch A cut off time is configured as 4PM for item sku type DSD, then only until 4PM indent can be raised for DSD mapped items.
Put Away Items- Put away items are the items which will be purchased in Bulk (Example. Loose Grocery Products like Sugar, Rice) and stored(PUT) in warehouse, and they will be repacked in different weights like 500gm, 1KG 2 KG etc.. and transferred(away) to the outlets.
Flow Through (FA) items: Flow Through Items are nothing but the FMCG items or the Packed items which are not stored in the warehouses, rather transferred to outlets for direct selling.They will be purchased in the main warehouse and then transferred to their respective branches. Normally their stocks are not maintained in the Main Warehouses.
Direct Store Delivery (DSD) items: DSD stands for Direct Store Delivery. Items like Milk, Bread and other items which are required in a daily basis are denoted as DSD in the item master as the SKU type.
For more detailed information - refer https://community.gofrugal.com/portal/en/kb/articles/indent-cut-off
Q1. What is the purpose of the Indent Cut-Off Time configuration?
This configuration allows you to control until what time a branch can raise an indent to the warehouse.
The cut-off time can be set based on Item SKU Type (Put Away, Flow Through, DSD) and specific to each location.
Q2. How does this configuration work?
If a cut-off time is set for a particular branch and SKU type, the system will restrict raising indents for those items after the configured time.
Q3. Can each SKU type have different cut-off times?