Purchase Orders - Show partial amounts billed
Ability to show partial amounts within purchase orders.
Purpose: Because in some industries, showing partial bills to their clients can improve the workflow when doing ongoing projects.
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Ashkamir Bin Ashrum Bala commented
Hi Any update on this features ?
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Minnie Russnak commented
DEC 2014 ?????
its Feb 2023 - almost 10 years people have been asking for this ...
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Sonya Perdikis commented
I can't believe that it isn't already implemented. For me this is so important looks like I'll be looking for another option.
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Hussain Sharbat commented
Hi Xero Team,
What is the status on implementing this idea? With several comments here, this should be a required field now in Xero based on the demand. For myself, I am responsible for running reports on a monthly basis that show outstanding commitments (which include purchase orders), part of this is to capture unbilled portion of partially billed POs but this task is currently done manually. It would be highly appreciated if this feature can be automated in Xero so it can make the reporting aspect quicker for the finance team. Please advise.
Thanks,
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michael mcathey commented
Would also be useful to be able to book in POs so that cost is reflected in the correct period - matching then takes place against a GRNI (which can take place months later) but at least P&L is correct...
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Erin Stevenson commented
This function is desperately needed to avoid manually having to record how much of the PO has been invoiced/remaining. It was a basic function on our previous system
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Brendan Helsham commented
I own/run an IT MSP. I attended an Autotask/Xero demo/session back in about 2014. It was very much a 'check out how easy it is to use Xero' type event. And what the Xero rep demoed was very impressive compared to clucky old MYOB.
In the break I was chatting with another attendee and made a comment along the lines of "...Xero looks the goods, I might think about switching from MYOB..." and he laughed and said "until you need to track partial shipments on orders" and indicated that's why he still uses MYOB.
I have finally switched to Xero just this recent financial year. Mainly due to better integration with other 3rd party SaaS tools we use. But, we have to manage the partial shipments and backorders manually. It amazes me that something so key to a product like this that was missing over 8 years ago is still nowhere to be seen.
For those of you who will change if this isn't fixed, well, start planning your migration as this will never be in the product. Xero has ignored this feedback for close to a decade; I doubt they're about to listen now.
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Karen Edwards commented
I am manually adding invoice details to line items and reducing the purchase order value on multiple line orders and multiple invoices from suppliers. there must be a simple way for Xero to do this?
If you use inventory it used to be possible. -
Jo Dickinson commented
If this is not fixed soon we will be switching to a new system
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Karen Edwards commented
This is really important and I can't see anywhere Xero have updated?
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Helen Jones commented
Super urgent function that we cant use. Would be very helpful to a business like ours.
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Carina Martins commented
Any ideas on where this stands on the pipeline for development? Quite urgent for us to manage applications against contracted values on our construction business
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Amy Tarbun commented
As an accountant this isn't a feature we often need, however we do bookkeeping for a client where this feature is really needed. I can imagine many businesses find tracking what has been billed and invoiced a nightmare.
It would be great if Xero could comment as to where this is up to and if they are working on it at all. It shouldn't be necessary to have to pay extra for this feature from an external source (linked item I'm guessing)
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Susan Gibbens commented
I agree Helen. Maybe rather than spending time making the front end looking pretty Xero could use the time to come up with a fundamental function. Sage has had this for at least 20 years, think I might go back if it's not sorted soon.
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Helen Kovacs commented
Is anyone from Xero actually reading these as I've not seen any comments from Xero at all??
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Gillian Stone commented
I can only reiterate what has been said previously, this is now a critical need in the light of supplier issues and delays and items being part shipped. PLEASE PLEASE Xero hear your customers and sort this out sooner rather than later, or companies like myself will vote with our feet !
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Lewis Price commented
This issue is outstanding for at least years.
Last year assurances were given that this would be in the development stream for 2022. I wasn't hopeful.
The lack of input from XERO in this area which causes such pain is crazy.Not being able to clearly identify what is still outstanding from a part delivered order is crazy.
We are in a time whereby there is supplier disruption everywhere and I fell like I am running blind using XERO.
We have gone back to a whiteboard to track orders! Absolute madness!
Come on XERO please fix this!!!!
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Jack Broadbent commented
Currently we are having to track all orders placed via excel sheets, meaning a lot of the information is duplicated within Xero and on manual trackers.
A simple section 'Part Billed' will indicate when items are missing from full orders, this should a be a simple step that Xero can put into place. Even if it were an option in the company/business settings which gets checked on or off.
Currently we use the following statuses for our order tracking:
- Awaiting
- Part Delivered
- Received/Completed
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Gordana Majeric commented
I agree with the below comments and believe this feature would also partially solve traceability (for example to whom we issued the firstly received 20x ITEM of 100x ITEM ordered and so on). The software was meant to be helping with paper wastage and manual labour. So far, this is not possible.
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Helen Kovacs commented
The approval max software is probably great, but I don't think we should have to pay extra for something that is a basic function of a purchase order.