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Purchase List

 
 

 

 

This window lists the purchases on the system, selected by supplier.

The first step in using the window is to select the supplier whose purchases you wish to see, from the drop down list at the top left of the window. After choosing a supplier, the main list will display any and all purchases for that supplier. If you wish to display the details of a purchase, click on its line in the list, then click the Edit button. You may also create a new purchase by first choosing a supplier, then clicking the New button.

Purchasing System
The simple purchasing system is controlled by the status of the purchase. The system works through the following steps:

(1)
Create a new purchase from the supplier. For more information on how to create a purchase, read the explanation on the Purchase Details window.

(2) Choose a status for the purchase. There are four status options from which to choose...
Estimate: An estimate is a purchase which has been created, but for which you have not yet been asked to pay. It has no effect on any cashbook accounts, and is not treated as outstanding.
Quote: A quote is a purchase which is now due to be paid. The payment is outstanding, and the number of days since the date on the purchase will appear on the creditors list report, and will be shown in this Purchase List screen.
Posted: A posted purchase is one which you have paid. In terms of the program, it means that a new entry was made in the Spend Money window to account for your payment.
Rejected: A rejected purchase is one where, for whatever reason, the purchase was never posted to the cashbook accounts.

Therefore, a purchase does not directly affect any of the balances of the cashbook. The purchase is merely copied to create a new Spend Money entry when its status is changed to Posted. As this is the case, you are free to delete an purchase at any time - it will have no effect on the balances of any accounts in the cashbook.