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Purchase Order Dates

DateMeaningCalculation
Order Date
  • Purchase Order DateThe date for when this purchase order created
  • Default work date

If requested receipt date (5790) is not specify.

  • order date (19) + lead time calculation = planned receipt date (5794)
  • planned receipt date (5794) + inbound whse. handling time + safety lead time = expected receipt date (21)
Document Date
  • Populated to posted purchase invoice and base on this date to calculate the purchase invoice due date

*for positing in Purchase Order

Document DateIf Purchase Invoice is positing on the Purchase Order, the document means the document that use for PI Positing Process

Default same as order date

**BC - can configure in Purchase and Payable setup for default Document Date according to Posting Date.

Due Date
  • The due date of the Purchase Invoice

*for positing in Purchase Order

Calculation according to the Document Date and Payment Terms
Posting Date
  • G/L positing date if Purchase Receipt &/or Purchase Invoice is positing on the Purchase Order
Default same as order dateDue Date
  • The due date of vendor ledger entry if Purchase Invoice is positing on the Purchase Order
Calculation according toe Document Date and Payment Terms

**BC - can configure in Purchase and Payable setup for default Posting Date = Work Date or "Blank"

Requested Receipt Date
  • To record the date you wanted to receive the goods from the Vendor
  • Can use for measure what you requested against what the vendor promised 
  • This date to be blank unless user populate it
  • When the Requested Receipt Date is populated, this date to be use for populate the Planned Receipt Date
  • The Planned Receipt Date is the date that expected to arrive at the WH location (e.g. ETA)

If you specify a requested receipt date (5790) on a purchase order line, 

  • requested receipt date - lead time calculation = order date (19)
  • requested receipt date + inbound whse. handling time + safety lead time = expected receipt date (21)


Promised Receipt Date
  • To record the date that the Vendor promised they would deliver the goods (e,g, ETD)
  • Can use for measure what you requested against what the vendor promised promised. 
  • System adds the INBOUND WAREHOUSE HANDLING TIME to the Promised Receipt Date to set the Expected Receipt Date
Expected Receipt Date
  • The date you currently expect vendor to deliver the order
  • This is the date you expect the goods to be available in the storage location.
  • When this date is populated, NAV recalculates the Planned Receipt Date.
Planned Receipt Date
  • This is the date you expect the order to arrive at your facility
  • This date included the warehouse time to receive and inspect the inbound purchase orders.

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