Depot Orders and Receiving for Paint Dealers
Stock reaches a paint shop against an order on the company depot or a distributor. This module raises that order, receives the packs and keeps the supplier ledger.
Raising an order
Receiving the truck
The invoice from the depot is matched line by line against the order. Packs received, packs short and packs sent that nobody ordered are all entered. Batch numbers go in as the cartons are opened. A leaking tin or a dented bucket is logged at this point, with a photograph if the shop wants one. It then moves to the claim list rather than onto the shelf. Only what passes goes into stock. The godown signs off at the end.
The supplier ledger
What this module leaves out
- Company dealer portals are not connected, so the order is placed there as usual.
- Transport and delivery timing rest with the depot and its carrier.
- What a breakage claim is allowed is for the company to decide.
- Payment terms with each company stay a matter between you and them.
Frequently asked questions
Can an order be built automatically from stock levels?
A draft can be put together from the below-level list. Quantities stay with the person placing the order.
What happens when the depot sends less than ordered?
The shortage is recorded against the order line, and the order stays open until it is received or closed off.
Are batch numbers compulsory?
That is for the shop to set. Where they are entered, older batches are shown first when packs are picked.
Can rate revisions be loaded in bulk?
Yes. A circular can be applied across the products it covers, and the earlier rate stays on record.
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