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then you should ask your Jira administrator to add you to a Raley Purchase Orders Team Member role.


If a Team Member is connected with several departments, then he or she should choose the department in Department combo-box to which this Purchase Order will be connected. If there's exactly one department then it will be pre-populated. Same applies to Suppliers - if there's more than one Supplier is configured then you need to choose one of them, otherwise a single supplier will be selected.

When you have your Department and Supplier in place, click on the Add new order line button to create an order line in your purchase order:


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The Add new order line popup window will appear inviting you to provide data for a new order line. You either use products already configured for Test supplier or add new ones. When you type, the Raley PO will try to autosuggest you existing products for currently chosen supplier:

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If you click on one of the autosuggested product then system will use Unit price and Tax values configured for it to pre-populate your order line form. By default, quantity value 1 will be used.

You can either accept them or correct as you like. The correction of Unit price or Tax will not affect the configured Unit price and Tax in Product registry.

If you choose to provide a description which cannot be matched against an existing product, then the system will request you to provide a valid Unit price. By default quantity value 1 and default tax will be applied. The example below illustrates the case when you add a new order line with a product that does not exist yet in products registry:


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Note, that the Unit Price here is Net price to which specific Tax will apply. After clicking on Save button, the new order line will be added to both, the current Purchase Order as well as to Products registry of supplier Test supplier.


On the screenshot below you can see a Purchase Order with 2 order lines and the summary which shows Net amount, Tax amount and Order total (Gross amount).


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