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# Do Not Allow Saving if the Scanned Quantity Is Below the Defined Percentage.

**YouTube:** [How to Restrict Quantity Scanning Below the Defined Percentage in Delivery Notes?](https://youtu.be/DA-qOAQ0DvA)

## How to Restrict Quantity Scanning Below the Defined Percentage in Delivery Notes?

In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure the **minimum quantity percentage** required to save a Delivery Note in Logic ERP. This validation ensures that the entered delivery quantity does not fall below a user-defined percentage of the actual Purchase Order quantity.

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### Objective of This Feature

* Enforce a minimum delivery quantity.
* Prevent partial deliveries below the defined limit.
* Improve delivery accuracy.
* Ensure compliance with business delivery policies.
* Reduce incomplete or insufficient deliveries.

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### Open Delivery Note Configuration

* Open the **Delivery Note Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Other Settings** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:

> **"Do Not Allow Saving if Qty Percentage is less than \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Of Actual Quantity."**

* Enter the required minimum quantity percentage.
* For this demonstration, set the value to **50%**.

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* Save the configuration.

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### Create a New Delivery Note

* Initiate a **New Delivery Note** entry.
* Select the **Supplier**.
* Enter the required header details.
* Click **Next**.

**Retrieve the Purchase Order**

* Select the **Purchase Order** option.
* Search for and select the required Purchase Order.
* Retrieve the items.
* Click **Refresh**.

**Validate the Minimum Quantity**

* Enter or scan a quantity that is **less than 50%** of the actual Purchase Order quantity.
* Click **Save**.

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**Result**

* The software restricts the transaction and displays an error message indicating that the Delivery Note quantity cannot be less than **50%** of the actual Purchase Order quantity.

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### Meet the Minimum Quantity Requirement

* Increase the scanned quantity so that it meets or exceeds the configured **50%** minimum.
* Click **Save** again.

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**Result**

The validation is successfully fulfilled, and the software allows the Delivery Note to be saved.

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### Key Benefits

* Enforces minimum delivery quantity policies.
* Prevents incomplete deliveries below the defined threshold.
* Improves delivery accuracy.
* Reduces manual verification.
* Ensures consistency in delivery processing.

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### Best Practice Tips

* Configure the minimum percentage according to your organization's delivery policy.
* Use this feature to avoid creating Delivery Notes with insignificant quantities.
* Verify retrieved Purchase Order quantities before processing deliveries.
* Review the configured percentage periodically to align with operational requirements.

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### Final Outcome

The **Minimum Quantity Percentage** validation ensures that a Delivery Note can only be saved when the entered quantity meets or exceeds the user-defined percentage of the actual Purchase Order quantity. This helps maintain delivery standards, improves operational efficiency, and ensures accurate fulfillment of Purchase Orders.


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