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Component Order Status Tab

Learn about the Order Status tab in a Component

Written by Bobbie Combs

The third tab on the Component Window is the Order Status Tab. This tab displays useful information for tracking the Component. The information on the two grids is filled in automatically based on the information you have entered for the Component such as Purchase Orders and Vendor Invoices. Order status information might be filled in more easily using the Purchase Order Status Window.

Some information such as CFA Date, Status/Storage Loc., and Install Date can be edited above the Purchase Order grid.

CFA Date: Use this field to record the date that the Cutting For Approval was received from the Vendor and approved/accepted.

Status/Storage Location (Loc.): This is a free-form line of text that can be used to store any additional information pertaining to the order. An example might be "Being delivered via UPS ground".

Install Date (or may be labeled as User Date 1): Use this field to record the date that the Component was or will be installed. If this is labeled as User Date 1, you can use this field to record an additional user-defined date that can be used to track any additional date that you wish. Change the title of this field in the Company Settings under Workflow Settings.

User Date 2: This field can be used to record an additional user-defined date that can be used to track any additional date that you wish. An example might be "Received Date". Change the title of this field in the Company Settings under Workflow Settings.

Other information such as acknowledgement date, expected ship date, etc. may be edited by clicking on the PO/WO number on the far left.

Purchase Order Grid

This shows information associated with all Purchase Orders upon which the Component is included. This information is filled in by Design Manager when a Purchase Order is created.

Purchase Order Number (PO/WO NO.): This is the number of the Purchase Order or Work Order upon which the Component appears.

Quantity (Qty.): This is the Quantity or amount ordered of the Component on the Purchase Order.

Order: This is the date the Component was ordered from the Vendor.

Vendor: This column displays the Code of the Vendor for the Purchase Order. The Vendor Code of the Component may now be different if edits have occurred since originally creating the Purchase Order.

Deposit: This column shows the amount of Deposit paid to the Vendor for this Component.

Deposit Check Number (DP. CK. NO.): This column shows your Check Number for the Deposit paid to the Vendor.

Check Date (CK. DT.): This column shows the Date of the Deposit Check.

Acknowledgment Date (ACK. DT.): The Acknowledgement Date from the Vendor.

Acknowledgment Number (ACK. NO.): This column shows the Acknowledgement Number if one was provided to you by the Vendor.

Ship Via: This column shows the method used to ship the Component.

Expected: This is the date that you expect the Component to be shipped from the Vendor.

Vendor Invoice Grid

This grid contains information pertaining to the Vendor Invoice(s) upon which the Component appears. This information is filled in by Design Manager when a Vendor Invoice is created and posted.

Transaction Number (TX NO.): This column displays the unique Transaction Number of the Vendor Invoice.

Vendor: This column displays the Vendor Code.

Invoice Number (Invoice No.): This column displays the Vendor Invoice Number

Invoice Date: This column displays the date recorded on the Vendor Invoice.

Purchase Order/Work Order Number (PO/WO No.): This is the Purchase Order or Work Order Number associated with the Invoice.

Quantity: This number is the quantity purchased of the Component on the Vendor Invoice. If a portion of the Component is back-ordered and you are only being billed for the portion that has been provided, this number will reflect the quantity for which you are truly paying. This quantity is also referred to as the Paid For Quantity.

Cost: This column displays the total Cost for the Component on the Vendor Invoice.

Check Number (Check No.): This column displays your Check Number used to pay the Invoice. If this field is blank, this means that the Invoice is most likely in your open Accounts Payable and has not actually been paid. If multiple Checks have been sent for a single Vendor Invoice only the most recent Check Number will be displayed.

Check Date (Check Date): This is the date of the Check applied to this Invoice.

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