Monitor orders on vessel

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Go to menu "Procurement" > "Orders".

 

You will be looking at the list of all orders placed for your vessel except the ones not archived yet.

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You may search for an order by using the search and filter fieldsball_A_t.

Best Practice

You may use * (Asterisk) in the search fields. It is used as wild card character and stands for any string of characters. A search for "*for engine*" in PR Subject will find "Parts for Engine" as well as "Shelf for engine room".

You can see with various columns the status of your orders in one list:

o"Doc" ball_B_t: if an icon is there you can view attached documents and upload new ones.

o"IHM"ball_C_t: indicates if the order contains hazardous meterial and can be handeled accordingly

o"PaRcv"ball_D_t: Indicates if the line items are received. You will see in the "Details" section how to update the parts received.

shipment_rcv Shipment received (not checked the line items yet)

parcv_fullAll parts received

parcv_partly Parts partly received

no icon: not received.

The "Order status" ball_E_t is either
 
- "Sent" (pending at the supplier) or
- "Confirmed" (by the supplier) or
- "Canceled".
 

The columns "Planned delivery date", "Planned delivery county", "Planned delivery port/city" ball_F_t can be filled in the office and guide you where you can expect the good to be delivered.

 

The columns "ETA vessel", "ETA country" and "ETA port" ball_G_t are defined if a ship schedule for your vessel is available and connected to the order. They may be used to print a load list:
 
- Right-click in one of these fields to filter for the ETA date, country or port.
- Mark all orders with Ctrl+ A
- Click on the report icon reportIcon to create a PDF "order overview-" or "order details-report". The order details report shows all ordered parts and goods that are to be delivered at the respective port stay.

 

What do I have to do with orders?

 

You may use the action buttons on the bottom of the order list. We will explain now what action can be used in what way.

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"Details": this is the mostly used action in order to check the line items and confirm GRN. We will explain this separately on the next page.

"Archive": for "old" orders that are delivered and closed and not anymore of interest in this view. Those can be selected and moved to the archive. You can always access the archive for reference.

"Reuse for new PR"; this is a handy function to use an existing order to order it again. All line items will be selected already and you may just adjust the quantities. This can be useful for provision orders or engine store orders or any other repeated orders.

"Documents": to check if any documents are connected with this order. Also you can use this to add new documents to the order record.

"Order note": check and add notes to the order.

"Set effective delivery date": if you receive multiple orders in a port you may mark them as received. You can

To keep track of orders and deliveries, also for the coworkers in the office you must record the parts received accurately.

Orders can be archived.

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Select an order and click "Details".

You can update the item stock automatically and deduct items used/installed at the moment of reception.

You can confirm the quantities received per order item.

The current location of a shipment is indicated with a globe icon ball_D_t in the tab shipment location.

You may keep the order details open while clicking through different orders.