What is the use of INV-Receipts and PO-Reciepts,Just give
me the Differences&When,At what Instances to use Them...?
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Answer Posted / mandeep
PO receipts are the receipt for which we already have
ordered material via Purchase order or some other like
unordered receipt for which you can later match the
unordered receipts to a purchase order.
INV receipts are the receipts to do the adjustments in the
materials for example miscellaneous receipt or account
alias receipts. Onhand qty will increase after doing such
receipt.
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