Entering Receiving
Receiving should be done as items are actually received. Do not wait for the entire order; enter partial receipts as needed.
When the invoice is processed for a purchase order, the Requestor will get an email indicating that receiving is required.
- In the top right corner of the 49er Mart screen, use Search to enter the PO Number and press enter. Select Purchase Order Number.
- When the PO appears on the screen, look for Document Level Actions on the right. Choose the action to Create Receipt.
- The Create Receipt overlay will open, with all Purchase order line items automatically selected.
- Uncheck the checkbox next to any line items that should not be receipted.
- Create quantity Receipt (or Cost Receipt for Multi Invoice Service Orders).
- When the Receipt document opens, fill in the Header fields as necessary.
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- Receipt Name - automatically filled with the date and user ID. Change if necessary.
- Receipt Date - automatically filled with today's date but should be updated to the date the items were received.
- Packing Slip number - enter a number from the packing slip or shipping documents if available.
- Receipt Address - automatically filled with the shipping address from the Requisition.
- Carrier - select the appropriate option from the drop-down menu.
- Tracking Number, Attachments, and Notes are optional fields.
- Scroll down to the Receipt Lines section and note that the Quantity (Cost) defaults to the number of items left to be received for this order.
- Adjust the Quantities (Dollar Value) as needed. If there are multiple line items, enter 0 for any items not being received. Ensure that the Line Status is Received. (Note: Returned and Cancelled should only be selected by Purchasing Agents handling Change Requests. The Remove Line button should never be used.)
- At the top of the screen, click Complete.
49er Mart will record the receiving and display the receipt number along with the PO #. You can click on the PO# to view details about the PO, including the updated Receipt Status.