Manage Purchase Orders
Amend Purchase Orders in DPO
This article explains how to update existing POs in the DPO system. Whether you need to adjust amounts, switch suppliers, or correct information, changes can be made directly in the purchase order. All modifications are automatically tracked and sent back through the approval process. What is an Amendment? The Amend Purchase Order feature allows you to make changes to an already created P.O., such as: Updating quantities Changing prices Adjusting delivery dates MoFew readersP.O. Overview in DPO
The View Purchase Orders feature in Digital Purchase Order (DPO) lets users easily access, search, and manage existing P.O.s. Whether checking approval status, invoice details, or filtering by supplier, department, or date, this tool streamlines your workflow and improves transparency. Upon login, DPO opens directly in the View section, giving you instant access to all current purchase orders. How to View Purchase Orders After logging in, you will be taken directly to the ViewFew readersCreate Purchase Orders in DPO
The Create Purchase Order feature in Digital Purchase Order (DPO) makes it easy to start and manage the procurement process. P.O.s help track vendor agreements, pricing, and delivery terms—ensuring transparency and control. With DPO, creating and managing P.O.s is streamlined and accessible from any web-enabled device. Create a New PO Step 1: Open Create New P.O. Click Create Purchase Order on the left side of the menu (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/weFew readersClose Purchase Order in DPO
The Close Purchase Orders feature in DPO helps you finalize completed P.O.s by moving them into a Closed folder. This keeps your focus on active orders while maintaining a full record. The guide explains how to close P.O.s manually or automatically, adjust permissions, and reopen them if needed. How to Close a Purchase Order Close a P.O. Manually Go to Purchase Order Open the relevant P.O. Click “C” in the PO preview The purchase order will be moved to the ClFew readersVoid Purchase Order in DPO
The Void Purchase Order feature in DPO allows authorized users to cancel P.O.s that are no longer needed without deleting them. Voided P.O.s remain visible for tracking and auditing but cannot be processed further. This guide explains how to void a P.O. and what permissions are required to do so. How to Void a Purchase Order Open the P.O. you want to cancel Click the color 0b5068 (“X” icon (Void)) in the top right corner (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdeskFew readers
P.O. Settings
Flag Feature in DPO
The Flag Feature in DPO lets you mark and categorize important purchase orders using color-coded tags. Use it to track urgent orders, highlight by department, or organize thematically. You can create custom flags, assign them to P.O.s, and filter flagged orders in the View section for quick access. Create Custom Flags Go to Settings Flags Click Define: Flag name (e.g., “Urgent”, “Legal Review”, “Needs Invoice”)Few readersTrack Deliveries in DPO
The Delivery Tracking feature in Digital Purchase Order (DPO) allows users to confirm and document the receipt of goods tied to their P.O.s. It provides a clear, centralized overview of deliveries, from partial to final and supports full audibility through receipt uploads and permission based controls. This guide explains how to track deliveries accurately and ensure transparency across your procurement process. Add a Delivery Entry Select the P.O. you want to update CliFew readersBudget Management in DPO
This article explains how to set, track, and enforce budget limits for purchase orders in Digital Purchase Order (DPO). You'll learn how to configure budgets, connect them to P.O.s, monitor usage in real time, and manage sub-budgets. With built-in warnings and full visibility during the approval process, the Budget Management feature helps ensure spending stays aligned with financial goals. How to Use Budget Management in DPO Activate the Budget Feature: Go to the SettingsFew readersP.O. Settings in DPO
Overview of P.O. settings and how to configure them, including numbering, approvals, budgets, invoicing, and workflow customization to fit your organization’s needs. Purchase Order Settings Define numbering rules, prefixes, and how P.O.s are structured and displayed. Set the minimum number of digits for your P.O. numbers. Define the starting number of the sequence. Add a general prefix (optional) that appears before each P.O. number. Optionally, use departFew readersItem Multiplier in DPO
The Item Multiplier feature in Digital Purchase Order (DPO) allows you to apply two quantity values in one line item to calculate total units. It's ideal for cases like rooms × nights, hours × days, or bundled services, making it perfect for accommodation bookings, time-based services, or package deals that require more than a simple quantity-rate setup. How to Use the Item Multiplier Go to Settings PO Settings Enable the checkbox color 0b5068 (*Few readersSupplier Notification in DPO
The Automatic Supplier Notification in DPO sends purchase orders to suppliers as soon as they are fully approved. This saves time and ensures fast, consistent communication. This guide shows how to activate the feature, set email recipients, and manage attachments. How It Works Once a PO is fully approved, DPO sends it automatically to the supplier's registered email If attachments were flagged, they are included in the same email CC/BCC recipients receFew readersComponent Feature in DPO
The Component Feature lets you create custom fields for full purchase orders, such as job numbers, internal codes, or delivery methods. These fields help you standardize data, filter P.O.s, and include the info in previews and PDFs for better tracking and reporting. How to Set Up Components Go to the Settings section Open the P.O. Components tab Create a Component Section → Click the “+ Add Section” button to add a new section (e.g., *Job NuFew readersCatalogue Management in DPO
The Catalogue feature in Digital Purchase Order (DPO) simplifies item selection by allowing users to choose from a pre-configured list of frequently used products or services. This reduces manual entry, ensures consistency, and speeds up the PO creation process. This guide explains how to set up your catalogue, organize items by category, control edit access, and streamline purchasing through standardized entries. How to Set Up and Use the Catalogue Go to the Settings CataloFew readers
