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# Generate DO from Sales Order
**YouTube:** [How to Configure Sales Order-Based Generation in Packing Slip–Delivery Orders?](https://youtu.be/m6lg4mlNPNU)
## How to Configure Sales Order- Based Generation in Packing Slip–Delivery Orders?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure the **Generate DO from Sales Order** feature in Packing Slip Entry. This feature allows users to retrieve items directly from a Sales Order, allocate stock, and generate the Delivery Order efficiently.
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### Objective of This Feature
* Generate Delivery Orders directly from Sales Orders
* Retrieve Sales Order items into Packing Slip
* Allocate stock quickly and efficiently
* Support barcode-based item allocation
* Automatically display allocated lot details
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### Access to the Packing Slip Configuration
* Open the **Configuration Window**.
* Navigate to the **Other Options 2** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Generate DO from Sales Order"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Create a New Packing Slip
* Open the **Packing Slip Entry** window.
* Initiate a **New Packing Slip** entry.
* After enabling the configuration, the **Sales Order selection** option becomes available in the Packing Slip Entry.
**Retrieve Sales Order**
* Select the required **Customer**.
* Search for and select the required **Sales Order**.
**Result**
The selected Sales Order is automatically retrieved into the Packing Slip.
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### Allocate Items
* Navigate to the **Item Details** section.
* Here, all items from the selected Sales Order will be displayed.
#### You can allocate the required quantity in two ways:
#### **Barcode Scanning**
* Place the cursor in the **Item Code** field.
* Scan the item barcode.
* Allocate the required quantity.
#### **Auto Allocate Stock**
* Click on the **Auto Allocate Stock** option.
* The system automatically allocates the available stock for all items in a single step.
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### Review Lot Details
Once the stock is allocated:
* The corresponding **Lot Details** are automatically displayed in the grid below.
* Review the allocated lots and quantities.
* Verify the allocation before saving the Packing Slip.
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### Key Benefits
* **Faster DO Generation:** Generate Delivery Orders directly from Sales Orders.
* **Easy Order Retrieval:** Retrieve all required items from the selected Sales Order.
* **Quick Stock Allocation:** Allocate stock manually or automatically.
* **Barcode Support:** Simplify item-wise quantity allocation through scanning.
* **Better Lot Tracking:** Automatically view the lot details against allocated stock.
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### Final Outcome
After enabling **Generate DO from Sales Order**, users can retrieve Sales Orders directly into Packing Slip Entry, allocate the required stock through barcode scanning or **Auto Allocate Stock**, and review the corresponding lot details before completing the transaction.
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