Windows 7 will be out on October 22. According to what I've been reading, it's slated to be a pretty good operating system - a much better version than Vista and better than XP.
You have issued a purchase order and received some but not all items to be delivered under the purchase order. QuickBooks limits the amount of bills entered against inventory to the total of items received. If you want to pend entering the bill until the purchase order is closed, here is a way to to do it.
Basically, if we are increasingly more reliant on building long-term genuine relationships with our customers, we’re also more reliant on building long-term genuine relationships with our employees, vendors, and agency partners. There is simply no way around this fact.
We generally see our customers want to avoid extra work because the vendor overinvoiced the company. The bill should reflect the items delivered / work performed.
Readers might want to check out Coupa (www.coupa.com) for a more advanced purchase order, receipt and bill capture system that is pre-integrated to Quickbooks (http://marketplace.intuit.com/AppID-3209-Overview.aspx and http://www.coupa.com/e-procurement/innovations/quickstart/). As one solution, you may want to do 3-way matching (PO, Receipt, Bill). The application knows that the overinvoice has occurred and pings the right user to confirm receipt of the items / work. If the user confirms that the vendor has satisfied what they've issued a bill for, then the invoice can be approved and sync'ed to Quickbooks. There are some other ways in Coupa to do this too, so we invite people to learn more and even try it out.
By: Noah Eisneron8/5/09 at 7:01 PM
What to do when vendors bill for an entire purchase order before the purchase order is complete.
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By: Steveon8/5/09 at 5:56 PM
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By: Dissent is the Highest Form of Patriotismon8/4/09 at 12:45 AM
I would agree with the reasons you have stated. I have tried to purchase a few items online and found a few websites that were just hard to navigate and eventually did not end up purchasing anything from them. Difficulty in finding the product can be disastrous in keeping an online business going. If they have a search field it always seems that it brings up something totally opposite of what you're looking for. Great advice...hopefully some of those difficult website owners will see this post!
By: Kim Shufordon7/31/09 at 10:48 PM
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Readers might want to check out Coupa (www.coupa.com) for a more advanced purchase order, receipt and bill capture system that is pre-integrated to Quickbooks (http://marketplace.intuit.com/AppID-3209-Overview.aspx and http://www.coupa.com/e-procurement/innovations/quickstart/). As one solution, you may want to do 3-way matching (PO, Receipt, Bill). The application knows that the overinvoice has occurred and pings the right user to confirm receipt of the items / work. If the user confirms that the vendor has satisfied what they've issued a bill for, then the invoice can be approved and sync'ed to Quickbooks. There are some other ways in Coupa to do this too, so we invite people to learn more and even try it out.