Do Not Allow Blank Rate

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How to Make Rate Entry Mandatory in Purchase Orders?

This tutorial explains how to restrict saving a Purchase Order with Zero or Blank Rate in Logic ERP. It demonstrates the default system behavior and how enabling a configuration ensures that all items must have valid rates before saving, thereby improving data accuracy and financial control.


Objective of This Feature

  • Prevent saving Purchase Orders with Zero or Blank Rates

  • Ensure accurate costing and valuation

  • Maintain financial discipline and data integrity


Understanding Default Behavior

  • Create a New Purchase Order Entry

  • Add items with Zero Rate

Default System Behavior

  • Software allows saving the Purchase Order

  • No restriction on Zero or Blank Rates


Enabling Rate Restriction

  • Open Purchase Order Module

  • Go to Configuration Window

  • Navigate to General Options Section

  • Locate enable the option Labeled as:

“Do Not Allow Blank Rate”

  • Click Ok.


Implement After Enabling the Feature

  • Create a New Purchase Order Entry

  • Try adding an item with Zero Rate

System Behavior

  • System restricts the entry

  • Displays an error message:

    • Rate entry is mandatory


Completing the Purchase Order

  • Enter a valid rate for the item

  • Save the Purchase Order

Result

  • Entry is successfully saved only after valid rate is entered


Key Benefits

  • Ensures accurate purchase costing

  • Prevents incomplete or incorrect entries

  • Improves financial reporting accuracy

  • Strengthens process control in procurement


Best Practice Tips

  • Always enable this feature in:

    • Standard purchasing workflows

  • Regularly review configurations to maintain control


Final Outcome

  • Purchase Orders cannot be saved with Zero or Blank Rates

  • Data remains accurate and reliable

  • Procurement process becomes more controlled and error-free

  • Financial records maintain consistency and integrity

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