Receiving staff use this process when a delivery differs from its purchase order. Count and inspect the goods before recording accepted and rejected quantities. Record the count you verified, not the packing slip quantity.
Before you start
- Access: Receiving permission. Work in the entity and facility receiving the goods.
- Where: Open Receiving > New Receipt, then find the supplier and open purchase-order lines.
- Receiver mode: This version of the screen shows Expected QTY and Save Receiver; it has no Zero All.
Count, inspect, and record
- Compare products, units, and quantities with the purchase order. Keep damaged or rejected goods separate.
- Check Receive before submitting: Default Quantity To Receipt on New PO Receipt Page can prefill the full outstanding quantity. Overwrite it with what arrived or, outside receiver mode, use Zero All first.
- Enter unsuitable goods in Reject and choose a Rejection Reason whenever Reject is not zero.
- Record lot or serial numbers when the item requires them.
- For a short delivery, leave the missing quantity unreceived and tell the buyer what is still expected. Use Receive Line for a line with a nonzero Receive quantity, Receive All for reviewed lines, or Save Receiver in receiver mode.
- Open the receipt under Shipment Receipts. Check accepted and Rejected/To Return quantities, reason, facility, and purchase-order line.
Work with purchasing and the supplier
- Give the buyer the supplier reference, count evidence, and remaining quantity.
- For rejected goods, create the supplier return under Receiving > Pending Supplier Returns.
- Have purchasing and accounts payable coordinate the replacement, credit, or invoice correction with the supplier.
If you don't see what you expect
- Line missing: Check the supplier, open purchase order, facility, and remaining quantity.
- Please enter a quantity to receive.: A line with nothing accepted cannot be saved on its own. To reject a whole line, enter the Reject quantity and Rejection Reason, then select Receive All.
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