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πŸ“¦ Purchase Order Report

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview

The Purchase Order Report gives you full visibility over all raised POs, including dates, departments, supplier details, and approval history. It helps finance and procurement teams ensure that all spending is traceable, justified, and aligned with internal purchasing policies.

Key Fields in the Report

  • Purchase Order # – Unique identifier for the PO.

  • Status – Indicates whether the PO is Receipted, Approved, Pending, etc.

  • Created Date – When the PO was submitted.

  • Created By / Requested By / Approved By – Key people involved in the PO lifecycle.

  • Department – The team or unit responsible for the purchase.

  • Bill To – The business entity receiving the invoice.

  • Job # – If applicable, links the PO to a specific job.

  • Description – A breakdown of what is being purchased.

  • Supplier – The vendor fulfilling the order.

  • Tax / Total (inc) – Cost of the PO, including GST or applicable tax.


How to Use This Report

  1. Track PO History

    • Review who submitted, requested, and approved each PO.

    • Identify open vs receipted POs.

  2. Audit Department Spend

    • Filter by department to review historical purchasing activity.

  3. Verify Supplier Payments

    • Match totals and descriptions with supplier invoices to ensure accuracy.

  4. Job Cost Tracking

    • Use Job # fields to tie purchases to specific projects or cost centres.


Best For

  • Finance and accounts payable teams

  • Procurement officers

  • Project and department managers

  • Internal or external auditors

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