Manual overrides of purchase prices are a well-known source of invoicing errors. This report provides a list of the occurrences of purchase price overrides for a particular time frame.
This report pulls data from the branches that have the
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The frequency with which you would run this report depends on company policy towards price overrides. If few are allowed, run the report monthly. If overrides are common and frequent, run the report daily. You should run the report frequently enough to prevent the file of unreviewed overrides from growing too large.
To run the Purchase Price Overrides Report:
From the Purchase >Reports menu, select Purchase Price Overrides to display the Purchase Price Overrides criteria window.
Fill in the fields as follows:
Field |
Description |
Branch/ Territory/All |
Enter the branch, or territory whose purchase price overrides you want to include on the report. Type ALL to run the report for all branches and territories. |
Start Date |
The beginning day to start looking for price overrides for this report. You can enter an actual date or a variable date. By default, the system populates the Start Date field with the current date. |
End Date |
The last day to stop looking for price overrides for this report. You can enter an actual date or a variable date. The system populates the End Date field with the date one month from the Start Date field. |
Purge Through |
To delete information from this file, enter a date in this field. The Purge Through date lets you keep the file of price override information from becoming unmanageable. All records dated on or before the Purge Through date are deleted from the file when the report runs. Note: The system only purges a sales order from the override log if all generations of the sales order have been invoiced or cancelled. The system saves logs for older bids in case they are turned into orders at a later date. The system populates this field with the date one month before the date entered in the Start Date field. |
Order Type |
Select from the following: Open, Closed, or Both. We recommend running this report for closed orders. Open orders with overrides could change again between the time when you run the report and the time when the order is closed. |
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