How to Edit a Purchase Order in GPOS
This tutorial will guide you step by step through the process of editing a saved purchase order (PO) in GPOS. You can update supplier details, product quantities, costs, discounts, and other purchase order information while keeping the original PO ID unchanged.
🛠️ Why You Might Need to Edit a Purchase Order
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To correct supplier details (e.g., payment terms, delivery date)
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To update item quantities or unit costs
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To apply discounts or taxes not added earlier
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To adjust shipment charges or notes
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To correct mistakes without creating a new PO
📋 Steps to Edit a Purchase Order in GPOS
✅ Step 1: Go to the Purchase Order List
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Log in to your GPOS dashboard.
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Navigate to the “Purchase” module.
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Select “Purchase Orders” from the menu.
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Find the PO you want to edit using PO ID, Supplier Name, or Date.
✅ Step 2: Select and Open the Purchase Order
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Click on the specific Purchase Order you want to edit.
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Click the “Edit” option.
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The PO will open in editable mode.
✅ Step 3: Update Supplier Details
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Supplier * → Select or change the supplier.
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Pay Term / Pay-Term Number → Update payment terms if required.
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Date * → Edit PO date.
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Delivery Date * → Change expected delivery date.
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Purchase A/c / Ledger Account → Update linked purchase account.
✅ Step 4: Modify Products and Quantities
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Use Search Product to find items by Name/Code.
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Edit details such as:
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Order Quantity
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Unit Cost
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Discount (Fixed/%)
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Tax (Exclusive/Inclusive)
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Short Description, Profit %, and Selling Price can also be updated if needed.
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Line totals will automatically recalculate.
✅ Step 5: Adjust Order-Level Details
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Order Discount → Apply a fixed or percentage discount.
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Order Tax → Select applicable tax.
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Shipment Charge → Add/update shipment costs.
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Shipment Details → Add notes about shipment.
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Order Note → Record any extra information for supplier reference.
✅ Step 6: Review Payment Details
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Paying Amount → Enter updated amount if making partial/full payment.
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Payment Method * → Choose Cash, Bank, Credit, or other methods.
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Credit A/c * → If credit, select the appropriate account.
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Payment Note → Add reference or internal note for payment.
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Current Balance → System will show the supplier’s updated balance.
✅ Step 7: Save the Edited Purchase Order
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Review all updated details carefully.
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Click “Save” to confirm changes.
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The PO ID will remain the same, but all edits will be applied and saved.
🔐 Important Notes
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Only authorized users can edit purchase orders.
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All changes are recorded in the audit log for transparency.
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Supplier balance and stock will update after edits.
🎯 Tips
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Always double-check unit cost and tax to avoid a mismatch in stock valuation.
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Use the Order Note field for supplier communication.
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If major changes are required (different supplier/items), it’s better to cancel and create a new PO instead of editing.
👉 With these steps, you can easily edit any saved purchase order in GPOS, ensuring accuracy in your procurement and inventory records without changing the PO ID.