Booking Management
Add Receive Work Order
The Receive Work Order process builds upon the functionality of the Send Work Order, adding a few enhanced options to streamline workflow management. With this feature, users can efficiently receive and manage work orders while maintaining a seamless operational process.
Navigation Receive Work Order

Here’s a step-by-step guide for processing the Receive Work Order with the required fields:
- Order No: Input the work order number to enable tracking and identification of the order.
- Buyer: Enter the name of the buyer associated with the work order.
- Supplier: Specify the name of the supplying company involved in the transaction.
- Currency: Assign the appropriate currency for the transaction to ensure accurate financial records.
- Entry Date, Order Date & Tentative Delivery Date:
Provide the dates for:- Entry Date: The date when the work order was created.
- Order Date: The date the order was placed.
- Tentative Delivery Date: The expected date for delivery.
- Branch: Select the branch responsible for managing this work order.
- Brand: Specify the brand of the product that the importer will receive from the exporter.
- Product: Provide the name of the product being exported.
- Quantity: Indicate the amount of the product to be exported.
Add Product Button:
After entering all product details, click the "Add Product" button. This action will automatically:
- Transfer the product details into the Product Information Box.
- Calculate and display the Total Amount for the work order.
Receive Work Order List
The Receive Work Order List Page shows all the receive work orders that are being created in the application.

Key Features:
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Search and Filter Options:
Easily locate specific work orders using the following fields:- WO No: Work Order Number.
- Supplier: Name of the supplier.
- From Date and To Date: Date range for filtering work orders.
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Manage Order Status:
Update and monitor the status of work orders directly from the list page.
This intuitive interface simplifies the management of received work orders, ensuring efficient tracking and operational control.