Order entry

A new way to combine multiple documents into a single transaction

This idea came from you

In response to valuable customer input, we introduced a time-saving multi-document convert function for the Purchasing application last year. This functionality is now also available in Order Entry.

You can now simplify your workflow during conversion by combining multiple documents, or specific line items, into a single transaction. For example, when you need to send a customer invoice for multiple sales orders, you can create a single invoice transaction from multiple documents, including specific line items.

Sales order with multiple document line items

What's changed

When you move a transaction through a sales workflow, you convert one document to the next step, as defined in the corresponding Order Entry transaction definition. However, the convert functionality only allows you to convert one full document at a time. Now you can choose to convert one or more sales orders at a time, including specific lines from different orders.

How it works

Before you can convert multiple documents or multiple transaction line items, you first configure Order Entry.

  1. Go to Order Entry > Setup > Configuration and select Enable multiple source document conversion.

  2. Add a new sales transaction.

  3. Select a customer.

  4. To convert multiple documents, select Convert from an existing transaction and select a transaction document from the list.

    Repeat to select additional documents.

  5. To convert multiple line items, in the Entries table on an item row select the Source document ID and then the Source document line ID for each line item you want to include.

    Repeat to select items from additional documents.

Permissions and other requirements

Subscription

Order Entry

Regional availability

All regions

User type

Business

Warehouse

Permissions
ConfigurationOrder Entry has advanced workflow enabled.
RestrictionsYou can only convert transactions where the State is Pending or Partially converted.