Overview This video explains how you can quickly and easily email a purchase order to your supplier. There is another video that shows you how to setup the correct email to use when emailing purchase orders, see How To Set Up Email Addresses for ...
Found in: Common Purchase Order Actions
Overview The below will show you the options of how to see what relationships a stock item belongs to. Usage In your [Stock Items] list screen, it is possible to filter for a specific relationship type, i.e. Move With or Build. It will not display ...
Found in: Packs & Builds
Overview This page is intended to compliment the training you undertake to help you set up your Khaos Control Cloud for your business. The Help menu is also available by clicking on the yellow question mark button in the top right of your screen or ...
Found in: Common Purchase Order Actions
Overview This video explains how to delete a sales order and refund a customer. Step by step instructions can be found below the video. Steps Open the sales order to be deleted. Click Edit. Select the Payment tab. Green select the payment to be ...
Found in: Credits & Refunds
Overview If you routinely order the same stock items from multiple suppliers, you may wish to use our Copy a Purchase Order functionality within the system. Usage In order to copy a Purchase Order to a different supplier you must follow the steps ...
Found in: Common Purchase Order Actions
Overview The following video explains how to create a new stock item. There are step-by-step instructions below the video. Steps Click on the blue button at the top of the screen Select New Stock Item. Click Yes I do in the popup. You will then need ...
Found in: Getting Started with Stock
Overview If you routinely order the same stock items from the same supplier, you may wish to use our Copy a Purchase Order functionality within the system. Usage In order to copy a Purchase Order to the same Supplier you can follow the steps below: ...
Found in: Common Purchase Order Actions
Overview The below will show you how to view movements against a stock item, which can be used to determine when the item went out of stock. Usage The best way to check this would be using the steps below: Open your Stock Item. Select the Movements ...
Found in: Booking In & Levels
Overview The following explains how to add the dimensions (height, width and depth) and also the weight to a stock item. This can be used when deciding which courier to use, how much to charge and when picking and packing. Usage Open the stock item ...
Found in: Getting Started with Stock
Overview There are different methods of creating a Purchase Order which are explained in this video. A step by step guide can be found below the video. From the Reorder Report: In Stock Tools, open the Reorder Report. Use the Filters button to turn ...
Found in: Creating Purchase Orders
Overview The following guide explains how to remove a single stock item from a build relationship. This may be due to a newly discontinued item that was previously part of a build or simply a change in what items are included in the build. Usage Go ...
Found in: Packs & Builds
Overview Instructions if you are getting an error message when assigning to couriers of "No Valid Invoice Item Lines". Cause This has occurred as no stock item has been allocated to the order resulting in nothing to be invoiced. Steps Place the ...
Found in: Common Actions
Overview This video describes the main information that can be entered against a stock item once the stock item has been created, see How to Create a New Stock Item . There are step-by-step instructions below the video. Once the stock item has been ...
Found in: Getting Started with Stock
Question/Problem The tax rate used by your supplier is different than that specified in the stock item record, or the VAT Country as per [System Values | General]. Resolution/Solution Before posting the purchase invoice to the accounts, the following ...
Found in: TAX Register & Taxing
Overview Locking prices on a Purchase Order means that once the Purchase Order has been saved, then neither the user or the system can change the prices. This is useful when you have negotiated special prices with your supplier. A step by step guide ...
Found in: Payments & Pricing