PO Potpourri: Everything You Need to Know about the Paladin Purchase Order Module and Features Part 2
If you’re not creating and sending purchase orders (PO’s) in Paladin, you’re missing out. Purchase orders are an important component of Paladin that enable you to better manage your inventory.
Suggested Order Report
The Suggested Order report is designed to help automate the process of sending purchase orders to vendors. It aggregates data from sales history and from item-level settings in Paladin’s Inventory module. The report is viewable as a PDF for informational purposes. The Suggested Order report can also generate a pending purchase order, thereby suggesting items […]
PO system number-of-days % setting
The PO system number-of-days % value is used by the Suggested Order Report to increase or decrease suggested order amounts. In the Paladin, you can set the PO system number-of-days % value to a percentage greater than 100%. Typically, this number should not be more than 200%. In Paladin, from the main menu, select File […]
Create a working purchase order from a Suggested Order Report
To create a working purchase order from the Suggested Order report: Follow the steps in Suggested Order Report: Item-by-item sales history, then continue with following procedure. In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the PO module. On the bottom ribbon of the module, click Recall PO. In the Recall Transaction pane, select the name of the […]
Suggested Order Report: Item-by-item sales history
To create the Suggested Order Report based on an item-by-item sales history: In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the Reports module. In the Report Area pane, select Inventory > Purchase Order. In the Report List pane, select Suggested Order Report. The suggested inventory items to order appear in the Reports Description pane. To select […]
PaladinNsight™: Expose wasted investment dollars with the Non-performing Assets Tool
When your investment dollars are tied up in inventory that you can’t sell, you have non-performing assets. These dollars represent wasted opportunity, and if available, you could use them to purchase items that you can sell or for other business needs. Overstock happens, but when you make intelligent changes to your buying habits, you keep […]
