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Once a PO is created. You should be able to receive and invoice the PO multiple times based on the invoice dollar amount without having to utilize the QTY feature.


Example


Current-


A job is created. 1 line for $100. QTY 1 - Description- Paining service.


1 PO is created


Invoice 1- Supplies $50


If I invoice for $50, the PO will close out because the QTY of 1 will have to be consumed. A new PO will have to be completed and job planning lines will have to be tied in to the PO in order for the service to be completed.


IDEA-


A job is created. 1 line for $100. QTY 1 - Description- Paining service.


1 PO is created


Invoice 1- Supplies $50 (Same PO)

invoice 2- Transportation $20 (Same PO)

Invoice 3- Labor- $30 (Same PO)


AP should be able to go into 1 PO and enter the invoice cost in the "Direct unit cost" and invoice WITHOUT The PO closing out.


We do not want to utilize decimals

We do not want to guess on QTY in order to keep the PO open

We do not want to put "cost" in "qty" and "qty" in "cost"


as solutions.


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Ideas Administrator

Thank you for this suggestion! Currently this is not on our roadmap. We are tracking this idea and if it gathers more votes and comments we will consider it in the future. Best regards, Business Central Team

Comments

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Any there any vendors or applications/ work arounds?

Category: Financial Management

D

FYR-- From a PM at Microsoft.


Business Central Team (administrator)

Thanks. Your suggestion seems to be a duplicate of the following suggestion:  

Microsoft Idea (dynamics.com)

 

Please add your valuable votes and comments to the suggestion above instead. 

 

Sincerely, 

Brian Nielsen

PM, Microsoft 


Category: Financial Management

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This would be valuable for anyone that works with subcontractors and has subcontract agreements based on a fixed fee dollar amount. Invoicing from a PO based on the contract dollar amount would be very helpful for clients in the construction industry that frequently have fixed dollar amount contracts with their subcontractors.

Category: Financial Management