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Partially invoice in purchase order

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Hi all,

we have a purchase order with qty of 500, we received all quantity , now we want to invoice purchase order partially.

while doing it, we decrease quantity to 400, in this moment AX shows us below error

Err-test-Decrease-Qty.jpg

we select YES and post it.

when we want to invoice remaining quantity (100), system don't show it in line.

we usually do this process through match product receipt, but this time it was done in line, can you provide us a solution for this issue?

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  • ZvikaR Profile Picture
    152 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    Can you provide an update on your issue?

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    ZvikaR Profile Picture
    152 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    was your original question answered? if it were, please mark this thread as closed.

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    Nour Desoki Profile Picture
    555 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    you should create credit note to return financially & physical amounts . If you want to invoice partially you can use function "match product receipt" in the invoice form. please feedback with the result.

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    Creating an offsetting PO and making the same mistake again but with opposite signs might be an option. Before doing that please be aware and assess the implications that such a correction has on your inventory levels. An alternative is recording the adjustment in the inventory closing form. Probably test those options first in your demo environment to find out what might fit your company's needs better.

    Best regards

    Ludwig

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    ZvikaR Profile Picture
    152 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    answer differs based on the specific requirements of your accountants, but the "cleanest" way to get the financial information in order is to reverse the invoice, turn off 3-way matching on the PO, and re-invoice partially WITHOUT settling against the full receipt.

    Then when you receive the second invoice, just invoice the rest.

  • zanyar Profile Picture
    30 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    Zvika Rimalt , Thanks for reply .

    Now , How we can correct, edit or delete that invoice ?

  • ZvikaR Profile Picture
    152 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    Was your question answered? if it were, please mark this thread as closed.

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    ZvikaR Profile Picture
    152 on at
    RE: Partially invoice in purchase order

    It looks like you had 3-way matching turned on for this purchase order.

    What happens is that you receive 500, and then you "tell" Dynamics, that for that same receipt of 500, the vendor billed you just for 400 (so effectively gave you for free 100 units)

    That's why you get the "your price is going to be too low" warning

    and that's why you have nothing more to invoice - you effectively marked in the system all receipts have been invoiced.

    To accomodate your scenario where you receive one thing, but then want to record invoices for a "random" amount, I think you need to turn 3-way matching off, or at least turn it into 2-way matching.

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