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# Create Quality Check Document for Purchase Vouchers

Earlier, it was not possible to create the quality check documents for purchase vouchers. To resolve this issue, LOGIC introduced a ‘**Configuration’** option in **QC Document against Purchase/Purchase Challan** window. This option enables you to:

* Set Prefix for the QC Doc.
* Define Print Purchase and PU Challan QC.
* Define Godown Transfer Settings.

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For **Godown Transfer Settings**, you need to setup approval settings first. You can do so in **Setup Approvals** window. Open the approval settings of the event and select the Godown in which you want to do the transfer. ***(See the picture below)***

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After that, whenever you save the QC document of purchase voucher, it will automatically transfer the doc. to the selected godown.


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