Order Status Report
The Order Status Report provides a clear view of your orders at different stages, helping you track what has been received, checked, or dispatched. This is essential for operations, customer service,
π Running the Report
When generating the report, users can filter by:
Date Range β the period for which you want to view orders
Warehouse β filter for a specific warehouse
Order Number β optional; filter by a specific order if required
Status β choose the stage of the order to report on
The report organizes orders based on their status, including:
Orders received, not dispatched
Orders checked, not dispatched
Orders received, not checked
Orders received and dispatched
π Report Columns Explained
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Date Received
The date the order was recorded in the system.
π¦ Date Dispatched
The date the order was dispatched from the warehouse, if applicable.
ποΈ Project Number
The internal project or job number associated with the order.
π SO (Sales Order)
The system-generated sales order number.
π§βπ€βπ§ Customer
The customer who placed the order.
π Status
The current status of the order (e.g., received, checked, dispatched).
π° Cost Value
The total cost of the items on the order.
π΅ Selling Value
The total selling price of the items on the order.
π’ Warehouse
The warehouse responsible for fulfilling the order.
π’ Lines
The number of distinct product lines on the order.
π¦ Units
The total number of units across all lines in the order.
π¦ Boxes
The total number of boxes or packages required for the order.
π Dispatch Method
How the order is being dispatched (e.g., courier, in-house delivery).
π Delivery
The delivery address or location for the order.
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Why Use the Order Status Report?
Order Tracking: Monitor orders from receipt through to dispatch.
Operational Planning: Identify bottlenecks in checking or dispatching orders.
Customer Service: Provide accurate updates to customers about their orders.
Financial Insight: Understand the cost and selling value of outstanding and completed orders.
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