how do you close a blanket purchase order?
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how do you close a blanket purchase order?
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
To close a Blanket Purchase Order in NetSuite, you would typically go to the line level of the Purchase Order and mark the line as closed. However, it seems from the conversations that the 'Closed' field is not available for Blanket Purchase Orders. According to a SuiteAnswers article mentioned in the conversation, if you accidentally closed a Blanket Purchase Order and want to reopen it, you would need to remove all lines from the Blanket Purchase Order and then re-add them. This is because the 'Closed' field is not available for Blanket Purchase Orders. Please note that this process might be different based on your specific NetSuite setup and the form you are using. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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In NetSuite, a blanket purchase order can have a Closed status. The official help also says approved blanket POs can be reopened and edited, but the pages I found do not show a blanket-PO-specific close workflow step the way standard purchase orders do. So the practical move is to open the blanket PO and set its Status to Closed in your form or workflow. Once closed, it should no longer be used for further releases. That matches how NetSuite treats closed blanket POs as a valid terminal status. If you are actually trying to close the release purchase orders created from the blanket PO, NetSuite’s standard PO close action is View > Close, which closes all lines on that PO.