I also need to import PO numbers into invoices via the import tool. This is a fundamental field for generating invoices, is this expected to be added to the bulk import function?
Let's make sure you can import purchase order (PO) numbers to invoices, tglockler.
Purchase numbers are unique identifying numbers. These are documents detailing the buyer's intention to purchase goods or services from a specific vendor or supplier.
Thus invoices include the purchase order number so the invoice details can be compared and checked for discrepancies when an invoice and PO matching occurs as part of the verification of a vendor invoice process before payments.
For now, you'll have to search for a third-party application online that can help you with the process. While the option isn't yet available, you can manually enter the PO number in your invoices. To do so, you'll want to set up a custom field for the number. I've outlined the steps below:
Go to the Gear ⚙ icon and select Custom fields.
Choose Add field. If this is your first time creating a custom field, pick Add custom field.
Enter a name in the Name field.
Tick the All Sales forms or Purchase Order checkbox. Or, select both.
(Optional) To show the custom field on printed and delivered forms, turn on Print on form. Otherwise, it’ll only appear in QuickBooks Online.
The option to import purchase orders into QuickBooks Online (QBO) is unavailable for now. The good news is, you can input the transactions manually into QuickBooks. I'll guide you on how.
Sign in to your QBO account.
Select Purchase Orders under Suppliers.
Fill in the necessary information.
Click on Save or Save and close to record the transaction. Or, tap on Save and new if you wish to enter a new purchaser order.
I understand the importance of importing purchase orders into QuickBooks. Rest assured our engineers are working nonstop to enhance the product and deliver the best experiences for all QuickBooks users. For the time being, you can check out our blog to stay current with the QuickBooks news and feature enhancements: The QuickBooks Blog.
Alternatively, you may want to consider a third-party application that can integrate with QBO which supports the process. You can look for one through this link: Find the right apps for your business. From there, select the region of QuickBooks you had for an accurate result.
As of this moment, import purchase orders into QuickBooks Online is still unavailable. That said, you have to enter the purchase order transactions manually from the +New icon.
Here's how:
Sign in to your QBO account.
Go to the +New icon, then tap on Purchase order under Vendors.
Fill in the information.
Save the transaction.
We understand that each business has unique needs, and each version of QuickBooks has unique features.
Our product engineers are working diligently for updates and improvements on the features. For now, I recommend sending your feedback directly to our dedicated team to help make changes to QuickBooks capability. Your suggestions and ideas will help us stay in tune with what our customers need, want, and expect. Here's how:
Sign in to your QuickBooks account.
Click the Gear icon in the upper-right corner.
Select Feedback under Profile.
Share your feedback.
Hit Next.
While the option is not yet available, you can also look for a third-party application that supports the process.
Keep in touch if you need any more assistance with this, or there's something else I can do for you. I've got your back. Have a good day, and keep safe.
If you're using QuickBooks Desktop or Online, you can't directly import purchase orders without using third-party apps or integrations. However, you can create purchase orders manually or through integrations like Shopify, which syncs data to QuickBooks. For more automation, consider using Cleverence Warehouse 15. It allows you to track inventory, print labels, and scan barcodes directly from a mobile device. This middleware integrates seamlessly with QuickBooks, ensuring your purchase orders and inventory are updated in real-time.
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