Before creating you first purchase orders, you can save time in the long run by setting up some defaults that will apply to all new orders automatically.
Although there are invoice defaults within the Invoice and Order Defaults area, this article only deals with order defaults.
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Set up the order defaults
On the menu bar, click Settings then click Invoice & Order Defaults.
Make any required changes. For details of each tab, see the sections below.
Click OK.
Once you set up order defaults, the system applies them to all new orders you create.
When you open the order entry window, the system leaves the order number field blank. It automatically assigns a number when you save the purchase order
Invoice and Order Numbering
If required, change the starting number of your orders and GDNs:
Purchase orders start from
Enter the starting number of your orders.
Goods received start from
Enter the starting number of your Goods Received Notes or GRN.
Options
When an Invoice or Order is saved
To either create a new invoice/credit note/order at the point of saving the document, or edit the existing document. From the drop-down list, choose the required option.
GDN and GRN Options
From the drop-down lists, choose one of the following GDN options:
Generate for all received
Sage Accounts generates a GRN automatically for each delivery or despatch.
Prompt at each received
Sage Accounts prompts you to generate a GRN each time you record a delivery or despatch.
don't generate
Sage Accounts updates the purchase order and stock levels, but doesn’t produce a GRN. If you choose don't generate, the GRN option doesn’t appear on the Purchase Order Processing toolbar.
Special Items
Change the default tax codes used for the special stock codes, S1, S2 and S3.
Use the Intrastat tab to complete your Supplementary Declarations by identifying EU transactions. You can then transfer these figures onto the official Supplementary Declaration forms. For further information, refer to - A guide to Intrastat - UK only.