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Purchase Order Reports

Reports characteristics and features


Date Filter: Filter reports by date range, including options for:

  • Daily
  • Monthly
  • Yearly

Search Filter: Quickly find specific items using a search function, allowing users to filter reports by item name, code, or description.

1. Purchase Order By Monthly

This report provides a detailed breakdown of purchase orders.

Report Details

  • Month and Year
  • Total purchase order per month
  • Total Amount of purchase order
  • Each month details by purchase order

2. Purchase Order By item

This report provides a detailed breakdown of purchase order made for each item.

Analyze purchase performance by item

Item Information:

  • Item Code
  • Item Description
  • Unit Price Purchase Summary:
  • Total Quantity Purchased
  • Total Amount
  • Average Cost Purchase Details:
  • Purchase Order Number
  • Purchase Order Date
  • Vendor name

3. Purchase Order By Vendor

This report provides a detailed breakdown of purchase order made for each vendor.

Analyze purchase performance by vendor

  • Total purchase orders made by each vendor items wise
  • Total purchase orders made by each vendor amount wise
  • Total purchase order made by item quantity wise

4. Vendor Ledger

Track vendor-wise financial activity over a selected period, including payment vouchers, credit adjustments, and running balances—supporting vendor reconciliation, payment verification, and audit compliance.

Vendor Transaction Summary

Table Columns:

  • Transaction Date – Date of financial entry.
  • Transaction Code – Unique identifier (e.g., PV-0001 for Payment Voucher).
  • Memo – Optional notes or remarks.
  • Debit – Amount paid to the vendor.
  • Credit – Amount received or reversed.
  • Running Balance – Cumulative balance after each transaction, marked as (CR) or (DR).

Operational Guidance

  • Ideal for accounts payable, finance, and audit teams.
  • Enables tracking of vendor settlements, reversals, and payment history.
  • Can be filtered by vendor name, transaction code, or balance status.
  • Supports monthly closing, vendor reconciliation, and dispute resolution workflows.

5. Vendor Closing Balance

Summarize vendor-wise financial activity over a selected period, including opening balances, purchases, payments, and final closing balances—supporting vendor reconciliation, payment verification, and credit control.

Table Columns:

  • Vendor Category – Classification based on location/type (e.g., Lahore city vendor)
  • Vendor Name – Individual or business account holder
  • Opening Balance – Starting balance at the beginning of the period (Debit)
  • Purchases – Total amount spent on goods/services from the vendor
  • Payments – Total payments made to the vendor
  • Closing Balance – Final balance after applying purchases and payments (Credit)

Process Utilization Guide

  • Ideal for finance, accounts payable, and audit teams.
  • Can be filtered by vendor category or balance status.
  • Supports monthly closing, payment verification, and vendor management workflows.