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Received Orders (Sales Orders)

Module Overview

The Received Orders module manages sales orders that you receive from your customers. It is a key tool for recording and processing business requests from your clients. The system enables complete management of the entire order lifecycle from receipt through processing to creating delivery notes and invoices.

Key terminology distinction:

  • Received Orders = orders you RECEIVE from customers (sales orders). The customer orders goods or services from you.
  • Issued Orders = orders you CREATE for suppliers (purchase orders). You order goods from a supplier.

Prerequisites and Module Activation

Required Permissions

To work with the Received Orders module, you need the following access rights:

  • 0 - No access: User cannot see the module at all
  • 1 - View only: User can see orders but cannot edit or create new ones
  • 5 - View and create own: User sees all orders and can create new ones and edit those they created
  • 10 - Full management: User sees all orders, can edit and create new ones
  • 15 - Administrator: User has full rights including deleting orders

The Received Orders module works with the following system modules:

  • CRM - For managing customers and contact persons
  • Contracts - For linking orders to contracts
  • Products - For selecting items for orders
  • Warehouse - For inventory records and goods reservation
  • Offers - For converting offers to orders
  • Delivery Notes - For creating delivery notes from orders
  • Issued Invoices - For issuing invoices
  • Issued Orders - For creating purchase orders to suppliers
  • Demands - For creating demand requests

Module Configuration

Order Groups (Departments)

The system supports dividing orders into separate groups (departments), each with its own settings and user rights. Groups are used, for example, to separate different company divisions or order types.

Creating a New Group

  1. Go to the Received Orders module Settings
  2. On the User rights / order groups tab, click Create group
  3. Enter the group name (e.g., "Main warehouse", "Prague branch", "E-shop")
  4. Confirm creation

Setting User Rights for a Group

  1. Open the tab with the created group name
  2. In the Access rights table, select the appropriate permission level for each user (0, 1, 5, 10, 15)
  3. Rights are saved automatically after clicking the switch

Supplier Information Configuration (Your Company)

Within each group, you can set supplier information that will appear on printed orders:

Basic Information

  • Supplier name: Your company trade name
  • Street: Registered address
  • City: City of registration
  • ZIP code: Postal code
  • Country: Selection from country list
  • Company ID: Identification number
  • Tax ID: Tax identification number

Bank Details

For each currency, you can enter a separate bank account with bank name, account number, IBAN, SWIFT/BIC code, and currency.

You can upload a logo that will appear on printed orders. Supported formats are JPG, PNG, GIF. Recommended size is maximum 150x200 pixels.

Numbering Series Configuration

Each order group has its own numbering series for generating order numbers with:

  • Prefix: Optional text prefix (e.g., "SO", "ORD")
  • Year: Option to insert year in YYYY format, YY format, or no year
  • Suffix: Optional text suffix (e.g., "-" or "/")
  • Number of digits: How many digits the sequence number should have (padded with zeros)
  • Start from number: What number the numbering should start from (usually 1)

Example: Prefix="SO", Year="Y", Suffix="-", Digits=4, Start=1 produces: SO2025-0001, SO2025-0002...

External Ordering System

Important feature allowing customers to order goods via a public URL without logging into the eintranet.net system.

Activation

  1. In group settings, check Enable external orders
  2. Fill in: welcome text, confirmation message, checkbox for terms agreement, notification email, contact phone
  3. Choose selectable products and configure appearance

Working with Orders

Creating a New Order

  1. Click Create order button in main overview
  2. Fill in basic information:
    • Customer: Select from CRM module
    • Contact person: Person at customer you communicate with
    • Order name: Descriptive name
    • Contract: Link to project if enabled
    • Order date: Date of order receipt
    • Delivery deadline: Required delivery date
    • Currency: Order currency
  3. Set delivery address if different from customer address
  4. Add items to the order
  5. Click Save

Adding Items to Order

1. Adding Free Item

Click Add free item row and fill in: code, name, quantity, unit, unit price, VAT rate, discount.

2. Adding Product from Catalog

Click Add product, search for product, select it. Data is copied automatically.

3. Adding Item from Warehouse

If warehouse module is active, select items directly from inventory with automatic reservation.

Order Statuses

  • New - Order just received
  • In progress - Being processed
  • Ready for shipping - Items prepared
  • Shipped - Goods sent
  • Delivered - Customer received goods
  • Invoiced - Invoice issued
  • Paid - Payment received
  • Cancelled - Order cancelled

Integration with Other Modules

Creating Order from Offer

When customer accepts an offer, you can create a received order directly from it with all items copied.

Creating Delivery Note

When shipping goods, create a delivery note from the order. Items and quantities are copied automatically.

Creating Invoice

After delivery, create an issued invoice from the order with all items and prices copied.

Creating Purchase Order

If you need to order goods from supplier to fulfill the order, create an issued order directly from the received order.

Printing and Export

  • Print to PDF - Generate printable document
  • Export to Excel - Export order list or details
  • Email order - Send order confirmation to customer
  • Copy order - Create duplicate of existing order

Tips and Best Practices

  • Use order groups to separate different sales channels
  • Configure external ordering for customers without system access
  • Link orders to contracts for project cost tracking
  • Update statuses regularly for accurate order tracking
  • Use warehouse reservation to prevent overselling
  • Set up email notifications for new orders