Can a single PO be received in multiple locations?...
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Can a single PO be received in multiple locations? If so, how does that work?
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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** Yes, a single Purchase Order (PO) can be received in multiple locations. However, this process might require some customization in NetSuite. When a PO has multiple locations, you can generate multiple PDFs for each location. Each PDF will have its own Shipment number like PO7483L1, PO7483L2, etc. This can be achieved via a custom process, such as a Suitelet. You can create your own “Print” button (in User Event on PO) and then open a Suitelet that goes ahead and generates a number of files, attaches them to this PO. When you want to print it, whether it's via a button press or on save, you can trigger a process that pulls up the PO, gets the lines by location into an object, then craft your PDF via
N/render
for each location. You can then use the record attach to get the files. You need to review the
N/render
module, which lets you render as pdf (based on template provided in XML). However, it's important to note that while you can track and receive multiple POs at once using the inbound shipment feature, it will still post an individual receipt for each PO. The inbound shipment kind of "collects" everything under it so it's a little easier to process transactions. Please note that this process might be more complex than having one PO per location, and it's more of a business decision.
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