Inventory & Price Book
Purchase orders
Create and track purchase orders for parts and materials.
Overview
Raise POs, follow status, and tie purchasing back to jobs and inventory. Purchasing uses the same dense work-table patterns as invoices and jobs.
What we're building
Buying parts without a paper trail makes it hard to know what's on order, what it costs, and which job it's for. Loose purchasing quietly leaks margin and time.
Purchase orders let you raise POs, follow their status, and tie purchasing back to the jobs and inventory they support. It uses the same dense work-table patterns as invoices and jobs, so your purchasing team works the way they already do elsewhere in Thorbis.
This is for teams that order materials regularly and want purchasing tracked against jobs and stock.
What you'll be able to do
- Create purchase orders for parts and materials
- Follow purchase order status
- Tie purchasing back to jobs
- Connect purchase orders to inventory
- Use dense work-table patterns like invoices and jobs
Rollout plan
- 01
Raise and track POs
CompleteCreate purchase orders and follow their status.
- 02
Tie to jobs and inventory
CompleteConnect purchasing back to the work and stock it supports.
- 03
Work-table workflows
CompleteManage purchasing with the same dense table patterns as invoices and jobs.
Milestones
- Complete:
PO creation
Purchase orders can be raised for parts and materials.
- Complete:
Status tracking
PO status can be followed through its lifecycle.
- Complete:
Job and inventory links
Purchasing ties back to jobs and inventory.
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How to send useful feedback
Name the blocked role
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Explain the workaround
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Define success
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