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Purchase Quotation compare

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Posted on by Ishan

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How can i compare two Purchase quotations to find the best prices?

NAV 2013 R2

Thanks in advance...

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Ishan

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Hi,

Quote comparison is not available in Standard Feature the same needs to be customized. I suggest not to do any customization in NAV and it is better use a tool outside NAV

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Tharanga Chandrasekara 23,118 on at

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With the default NAV you do not have the facility to compare. Either you need to develop the functionality in NAV or use another application to do that.

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Miguel Llorca Gómez 7,019 User Group Leader on at

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You can create some versions of the same PQ...and customize a page por compare them.

Good luck!

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You need customisation

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Saurabh Shah 4,560 on at

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Hi Ishan,

There is no such standard facility available for Quote comparision but it is not complicated also. You need to develop a report where you can select multiple quotation and then you can check the details of each of item and can compare it.

You can also add one field on quotation for reference like RFQ number so you can also track multiple quotation for same RFQ number.

For report development, you can use the Jet report or you can ask to development team.

Let me know if you need any further information to do this.

-Saurabh shah

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Ishan 1,285 on at

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Hi,

Thanks for your views.

It will be quite easy by creating a comparison report.

Can you please elaborate what is RFQ number?

What are the benefits by it?

Thanking you in advance..

Ishan

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Saurabh Shah 4,560 on at

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RFQ means "Request for Quote". it is the purchase requirement document to purchase for quotation.

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Ishan 1,285 on at

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Thanks..

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how can i develop a report where i can select multiple quotation and compare the items ?

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