Project Items — Knowledge Base
What is “Project Items”?
Project Items is a centralized list of all purchased items across your projects. It lets you quickly find, review, and export line-items from purchase orders (POs) without opening each PO one by one.
Typical uses:
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Track materials bought for a specific project or time range
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Check delivery or approval status for an item
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Compare vendor pricing and quantities
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Export filtered items for reporting or reconciliation
How to access
Purchase → Project items
Page layout & controls
Filters (top)
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From date / To date — limit results by PO/order date.
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Vendors — show items from one vendor or all.
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Project — show items for one project or all.
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Delivery status — filter by delivery state (e.g., Undelivered, Partial, Delivered).
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Search (top-right) — type any keyword (item name, PO number, vendor, project).
Tip: Combine filters (e.g., Project = Brock’s Villas + Vendor = INDAH JAYA + date range) to narrow down quickly.
Table columns (center)
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Items — item name/description.
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Project — the project this line belongs to.
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Purchase order — clickable PO code to open the original PO.
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Order date — date of the PO line.
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Vendors — supplier name.
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Quantity — ordered quantity.
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Unit price — price per unit.
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Into money — line amount (Quantity × Unit price).
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Tax — tax applied on the line (if any).
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Sub total — amount before discount/tax as configured.
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Discount / Discount (money) — discount shown in % and value.
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Total — final line total after discount/tax (per system settings).
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Approval status — e.g., Approved, Pending, Rejected.
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Delivery status — e.g., Undelivered, Partial, Delivered.
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Payment status — payment progress (e.g., 100% = fully paid).
Note: Exact tax/total calculations follow your organization’s PO settings (tax inclusive/exclusive, rounding).
List controls (above the table)
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Page size (e.g., 25) — change how many rows you see per page.
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EXPORT — export the current view (respects all filters & search).
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Pagination — move between result pages.
Common workflows
Find a specific purchased item
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Open Purchase → Project items.
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Use Search with a keyword (item name or PO code).
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Refine using Project and Vendors filters.
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Click the Purchase order link to drill into details if needed.
See all items for one project in a date range
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Set Project to the target project.
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Fill From date and To date.
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(Optional) Choose Delivery status to show only Undelivered items.
Check delivery and payment progress
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Filter Project (optional).
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Set Delivery status = Undelivered or Partial to find open items.
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Review Payment status to see what’s unpaid or partially paid.
Export a filtered list
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Apply filters/search until the table shows exactly what you need.
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Click EXPORT and choose your preferred format.
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Share with site teams, accounting, or vendors as needed.
Tips & good practices
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Save time with combined filters. Start broad, then narrow down.
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Use PO links to verify specs, attachments, and approval history.
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Watch badges. Approved (green) means the item is cleared; Undelivered (red) flags logistics follow-up; 100% in payment means fully settled.
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Reconcile monthly. Export by month and compare with vendor invoices and GRNs/DOs.
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Standardize item names. Consistent naming improves search accuracy.
Troubleshooting
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I can’t see some items.
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Clear all filters and search; check the date range.
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Ensure you have permission to view those projects/POs.
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Numbers don’t match my invoice.
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Confirm tax settings (inclusive/exclusive), discount type, and rounding rules on the original PO.
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Export is empty.
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Remove filters or broaden the date range, then try again.
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FAQ
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Does the list include cancelled POs?
Depends on your PO workflow. If a PO/line is cancelled, it may be hidden or marked; check your PO status and filters. -
What does “Into money” mean?
It’s the line extension amount (Quantity × Unit price) before tax/discount, unless your org’s config states otherwise. -
Who can access Project Items?
Access follows your role/permissions for the Purchase module and projects.