Order item page in netsuite

The Order Items page in NetSuite is typically used to review and manage purchase-related items in one centralized location.

Purpose of the Order Items Page:

The Order Items page provides a consolidated view of items associated with purchase orders. It is primarily used by purchasing and procurement teams to:

  • Track and manage open purchase orders.
  • Monitor items that have been ordered but not yet received.
  • Quickly access item details, such as quantity ordered, received, or pending receipt.
  • Identify delays or issues with vendor deliveries.
  • Streamline receiving processes for goods and services.

Navigation:

To access the Order Items page:

  1. Go to Transactions > Purchases > Order Items.
  2. This page may be customized based on the user’s role and permissions.

Typical Fields on the Order Items Page:

The Order Items page usually displays the following fields:

  • Item Name/Description: The name of the item ordered.
  • Vendor: The vendor from whom the item was ordered.
  • Purchase Order Number: The PO associated with the item.
  • Quantity Ordered: The total quantity ordered.
  • Quantity Received: The quantity already received.
  • Quantity Pending: The quantity yet to be received.
  • Expected Delivery Date: The expected delivery date for the item.
  • Status: Status of the item (e.g., Pending Receipt, Partially Received).

Common Actions on the Order Items Page:

  1. View Purchase Order: Drill down into the associated purchase order record for more details.
  2. Receive Items: Navigate to the receiving page to acknowledge receipt of ordered goods.
  3. Track Vendor Performance: Monitor vendor fulfillment times and accuracy.
  4. Update Expected Dates: Update expected receipt dates if there are delays.
  5. Search and Filter: Use filters to search for specific items or orders by vendor, status, or date.

Use Cases:

  • Warehouse Teams: Use this page to manage receiving and inventory updates.
  • Procurement Teams: Track outstanding orders and follow up with vendors.
  • Accounts Payable: Validate received items before processing vendor invoices.

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