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Purchase order - Add note while in draft
Can't put a footnote anymore for Accounts, I have to use the "Delivery instructions" field for now.
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Just found out that adding a note is possible AFTER approving the PO first and then editing it.1 voteHi Alexandre, appreciate you coming back to share about the ability to add a note once approved.
It's also possible to add a note while the purchase order is in Draft - If you add a Contact and click Save this will refresh the screen but keep you on the PO where the History and notes section will then show for you to Add note.
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Credit notes only allocate to newly created purchase orders/bills – unable to allocate to existing orders
There appears to be a workflow limitation/bug in how supplier credit notes allocate against purchase orders and bills.
Current behaviour observed:
• If a Purchase Order (or Bill) is created first, and a supplier Credit Note is created afterwards, the credit cannot be allocated to the existing order/bill.
• The credit note only becomes allocatable against the next Purchase Order / Bill that is created afterwards.
• To make allocation work, users must create the Credit Note first and then create the Purchase Order / Bill, which is backwards compared to real business workflows.In real operations, purchase orders and…
1 voteHi Kelly, thanks for sharing your feedback! You can already allocate a credit note to an existing bill in Xero. Simply open the credit note, click Credit Note Options, and select Allocate Credit to see all outstanding bills for that contact. You can also allocate directly from an outstanding bill if a credit is available.
If you need a step-by-step guide or help with a specific scenario, Xero Support can walk you through it.
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