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Overview

A purchase run is used to determine what products need to be ordered and in what quantities. Readysell provides two basic ways to calculate this: by defining minimum and maximum stock levels for a product (Min Max), or by considering average weekly sales.

Nett Quantity on Hand calculation:

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FieldDescription
Count of Weekly Sales 
Qty of Weekly Shipments 
Stock RequiredThis is the stock required for this item
Qty on Sales Back OrderThe qty on sales back order for this item
Qty on Purchase OrderThe qty on outstanding purchase orders for this item
Qty AllocatedThe quantity allocated for this item
Qty On HandThe quantity on hand for this item
Unit Qty on Hand 
Qty AvailableThe quantity available for this item
Net Qty On HandThe net quantity on hand
Lead Time 

Product Suppliers Tab

FieldDescription
Product 
Supplier 
Minimum Order Quantity 
Is Primary 
Supplier Product ID 
Stock Level 
Stock Level Updated 
Cost Price Break 1-10This field shows the cost price break
General Tab
FieldDescription
Supplier Product ID 
Min Order Qty (Each) 
Default Buy Unit 
Buy Ship Unit 
Default Order Unit 
Is Primary 
Default Order Unit 
Archived 
Supplier 
Cost Prices
FieldDescription
Cost Price 1- 10 

Product Movements

FieldDescription
Date 
Transaction Number 
Location 
Quantity 
Card 
Transaction Type 

Sales Order Lines

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Message

General Tab
FieldDescription
Site 
Period 
Value Ex Tax 
Value Inc Tax 

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FieldDescription
Site 
Transaction Number 
Supplier 
Value Inc Tax Ordered 
Value Inc Tax On Order 
Minimum Order Variance 
Status 
Product fields

Each product has a number of fields that govern how it behaves in a purchase run. These fields are set on the Products screen. The table below shows how each field is used in a purchase run, and the tab within the Products screen where each one is located.

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