Back Orders

Back Orders

Back Orders Overview

"Back Orders" shows the list of all system-generated back orders.  

When the vendor cannot completely fulfill an order for any reason, the system logs the quantity difference as a back order. The system creates a back order per product. For example, if five different products were ordered in order and there is a quantity difference for two products, the system will create two back orders. 

"Back Orders" enables you to:
  1. View the back order details.
  2. Delete the back order.

1. Reaching "Back Orders"

To reach the "Back Orders module:

  1. Log into Control Center
  2. Choose Point of Sale
  3. Choose Inventory
  4. Choose Reorder
  5. Choose Back Orders

2. Understanding "Back Orders" Layout

  1. Please refer to Figure A and the descriptions of the buttons and fields below to understand the layout of "Back Orders." 

 Figure A
1.1: View Back Order: This button lets you view the back order details.
1.2: Delete Back Order: This button lets you delete the back order.

3. Viewing a Back Order

Follow the steps below to view the back order details:

  1.  Click the “View” button highlighted in Figure A.
  2.  The Back Order Information screen will appear, as Figure B shows.

 Figure B
Fields:
Name: This field shows the product name.
UPC: This field shows the product UPC. 
Location: This field shows the name of the location that did not receive the actual order quantity.
Vendor: This displays the name of the vendor that you have ordered from.
Vendor Part #: This field represents the vendor parts associated with the product UPCs.
Order#: This field shows the actual purchase order number for which this back order is generated.  
Expected Quantity: This is the quantity that was ordered and expected to be delivered at the store location.
Verified Quantity: This is the verified quantity of the ordered products on the purchase order.
Received Qty: This is the actual quantity that the vendor has fulfilled at the store location,
Back Order Qty: This is the difference between the expected quantity and the received quantity.
Created At: The back order is created on the date displayed. 
Updated At: This field shows the date when the back order was updated.

4. Deleting a Back Order

Follow the steps below to delete a back order.
  1. Click the “Delete” button highlighted in Figure A.
  2. A warning dialogue will appear, as Figure C shows.

 Figure C
  1. Click “Yes, Delete” to continue the deleting process.
  2. Click “Cancel” to skip the deletion process.

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