Purchase Order Types

Modified on Tue, 23 Jan at 3:25 PM

In the Order Type field, you should select the item that matches your purchase most closely. Most Purchase Order types are treated in the same way, apart from the exceptions* noted below:


Order TypesExceptions*
Purchase
General Purchase from a Supplier

CapEx
Capital Expenditure is the money spent to buy or maintain fixed assets such as equipment

Service Contract
Agreement with a Contractor for the maintenance and servicing of equipment over a specified period

Hire*
Hire of Equipment required for Project

Shows 'Create Shipping Note (OUT)' option

Shows Start Date & End Date fields (instead of Del. Date)

Editing detail line Qty calculates Unit Charge (Total / Qty)
Freelance*
Purchase Order for a Freelance Artist
Shows Start Date & End Date fields (instead of Del. Date)
Editing detail line Qty calculates Unit Charge (Total / Qty)
We recommend using the Automatic Job creation method. The Resource & Company must match

Please Note: If you raise a PO for a Freelancer, and link it manually to a Job booking, iCFM will assume that the Job costs are accurate and ignore the PO to prevent doubling up revenue.
Lease
Financing or extended rental of Assets such as equipment, rather than purchase it outright

Outsource*
Contracting work to a company that provides Artists
Shows Start Date & End Date fields (instead of Del. Date)
Editing detail line Qty calculates Unit Charge (Total / Qty)
Maintenance
Maintenance services

Petty Cash
Usually day-to-day items paid for with cash

Office Supplies
Materials such as stationery that are needed




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