Main Menu > Sales Management > Transaction > Sales Order
After the Items to be sold, the customer and the terms of sale are determined, a Sales Order is issued to the supplier for supply of specified Items. Often, the buyer of the Items submits a Purchase Order from which the Sales Order are entered.
The Sales Order contains the specific Particulars of each item with complete specifications, attributes if any (like Brand Colour, size etc), Quantity, Sales Rate etc of each Item, Additional Charges (like Taxes etc), Discount if any, delivery & payment terms, etc.
The buyer normally issues a Purchase Order to the Supplier. The supplier, in turn, enters the buyers purchase order as its Sales Order. In retail, normally Sales Order management is not significant, as customers buy and take delivery instantly. However, in specific ordered goods, Sales Order Management system is important. In wholesale, normally sales order system is maintained where there is some time lag between Order & Delivery.
Note : Placing of Sales Order does not affect Inventory (Stock) or Accounts (Account Ledger Balance)
At the Header you enter Customer Name
At the Header you enter Product Name
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At detail line, the following particulars of each Item ordered are displayed:
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A small window appears where you have enter following details:
The net amount of other charges as entered in the Other Charges window is displayed in the main voucher screen
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After entry of all particulars of the voucher, you get the Tender screen where you enter the details of payment mode. It has 2 parts. In right part, you enter the denominations of Cash received. The total amount of cash received is carried in the Cash column in the left part, as follows:
If no payment is immediately received (e.g in Credit Sale), you have to over type the value in Credit Sale line item in Tender screen. The whole bill amount remains as due
Why we are using tender screen in Sale Order Screen & what will be the accounting effect, & by default which ledger is involved? Ans: The tender screen is used to accept advance payment from a customer while she is placing the order. There can be different mode of payment for accepting advance like Cash, Credit Card etc. This helps us to cut down the additional accounting (receipt voucher) entry. It also creates a reference so that when the customer comes back to take deliver, the balance payment is shown to the operator. An accounting voucher entry is passed automatically with
How the advance received against Sale Order is to be adjusted against Sale in due course ? Ans: When you select a sales order (with some advance) during a Sale Bill entry, the Advance Agst Order MOP in tender screen will be filled by the advance amount. The balance payment (if not zero) needs to be filled in either of the other MOP’s. |
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