How can I make Purchase Order fields mandatory? (QuickBooks Online)
How can I make Purchase Order fields mandatory? (QuickBooks Online)
During the configuration of the Requester matrix you can decide for some fields whether they are to be mandatory, or optional.
This is how you make certain fields mandatory:
- In the main menu select your Organisation and open "Approval workflows" page under "Workflows and settings" section:
- Open the Purchase Order workflow.
- In the Creation step, click on the "matrix" icon
:
- Select the fields that you want to be mandatory and click on "DONE":
Related Articles
How can I make Purchase Order fields mandatory?
During the configuration of the Requester matrix you can decide for some fields whether they are to be mandatory, or optional. This is how you make certain fields mandatory: In the main menu find your Organisation and open Approval Workflows page ...How can I make QuickBooks Online Journal Entry fields mandatory?
During the configuration of the Requester matrix you can decide for some fields whether they are to be mandatory, or optional. This is how you make certain fields mandatory: In the main menu select your Organisation and open the "Approval Workflows" ...How can I make QuickBooks Online Sales Invoice fields mandatory?
During the configuration of the Requester matrix you can decide for some fields whether they are to be mandatory, or optional. This is how you make certain fields mandatory: In the main menu, select your Organisation and open Approval Workflows under ...How do I select the currency for a QuickBooks Online Purchase Order?
During Purchase Order creation, you can use either the currency which is set for the selected supplier or the default QuickBooks Online currency.How can I print an approved Purchase Order? (QuickBooks Online)
Once a Purchase Order has been approved, ApprovalMax generates a PDF for this Purchase Order and attaches it to the Purchase Order in ApprovalMax. It is also possible to download this PDF in QuickBooks Online itself. To do so, click on the "Print" ...