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Recognizing purchase accruals on purchase orders created for projects

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We have noticed a difference in the way AX posts it's purchase accrual/inventory posting transaction when receiving in a purchase order that is associated with a project. The two scenarios are when the purchase order is created via an item requirement, and when it is created manually and associated with a project.

In the item requirement scenario, upon receiving a purchase order, the correct posting is made (Purchase Expenditure un-invoiced/Product Receipt).


However, when manually creating the PO, there is only a single line entry made for 0.00 of type purchase expenditure, un-invoiced. Thereby, at least as far as we can tell, not creating any record of the liability.

Anyone have any thoughts on making these behave the same? If we cut a manual PO against a project, it still needs to recognize the liability.

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