Managing project supplies of items, services, and expenses is an integral and critical aspect of the execution of all jobs. You can use inventory quantities or make job-specific purchases using purchase orders or purchase invoices. For example, a service job on a computer requires a new disk. You create a purchase invoice to buy a new disk and record the job that it will be used on.
If the purchase process does not require that the physical transaction be recorded separately, then a purchase may be processed in the Job G/L Journal window. For more information, see How to: Record Usage for Jobs.
The following procedure shows how to use a purchase invoice to purchase products for a job. The same steps apply when using a purchase order.
In the Job No. and Job Task No. fields, select the information of the job that you want to purchase items or services for. If these fields are not visible, you will have to add them. For more information, see Personalization in the Web Client or Personalization in the Windows Client.
The value that you select in the Job Line Type field defines whether a planning line is created when you post the usage of the item. If the field contains Billable, then job planning lines that are ready to be invoiced to the customer are created. For more information, see How to: Invoice Jobs.
Open a relevant job card.
On the Tasks FastTab, the Outstanding Orders field shows the total outstanding amount, in local currency, of inventory items and services on purchase documents for the job task line.
The Amt. Rec. Not Invoiced field shows the value of items delivered on purchase documents, but not yet invoiced.
If you incur extraordinary or one-time job expenses, you can use the Job G/L Journal window to post them directly to the relevant job account.
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