Purchase Order – All Orders Pending in TallyPrime: 3 Simple Steps

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1. Understanding Pending Purchase Orders in TallyPrime

A pending purchase order is an order that has been placed but not yet fully or partially received.

This report provides a comprehensive list of all outstanding purchase orders, helping you track and manage your procurement process effectively.

2. Accessing the Purchase Order – All Orders Pending Report in TallyPrime

  1. Go to Gateway of Tally: Open TallyPrime and navigate to the Gateway of Tally.
  2. Select Reports: Press Alt+R (Reports).
  3. Choose Purchase Order – All Orders Pending: Select this report from the list of reports.

3. Analyzing the Purchase Order – All Orders Pending Report in TallyPrime

The report displays a list of all pending purchase orders, including:

  • Purchase Order Number: A unique identifier for the order.
  • Supplier Name: The name of the supplier.
  • Order Date: The date the order was created.
  • Total Quantity Ordered: The total quantity of items ordered.
  • Total Value: The total value of the order.
  • Status: The current status of the order (e.g., Pending, Partially Received, Fully Received).

4. Example of Purchase Order – All Orders Pending in TallyPrime:

Let’s assume you have two pending purchase orders:

Purchase Order No.SupplierTotal Quantity OrderedTotal ValueStatus
PO1001Supplier A100Rs. 10,000Pending
PO1002Supplier B50Rs. 5,000Pending

5. Benefits of Using the Purchase Order – All Orders Pending Report in TallyPrime:

6. Additional Tips:

  • Filter the Report: You can filter the report by date range, supplier, or other criteria to focus on specific information.
  • Customize the Report: You can customize the report to include additional columns or calculations.
  • Integrate with Other Reports: Combine the Purchase Order – All Orders Pending report with other reports, such as the Purchase Register, for a more comprehensive analysis.

By effectively using this report, you can streamline your procurement process, improve inventory management, and enhance your overall financial performance.

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