π§Ύ Orders 2.0
Orders are a unified and flexible solution for managing purchasing, sales, services, transport, and HR processes in PULSAWORK. The new version consolidates all previous types into a single order with line items, and adds a modern interface, catalog, metrics, and integration with invoicing.
π°οΈ Previous version β Orders 1.0
- Separate order types (recruitment, employment, commercial, services, transport)
- No unified line items or shared fulfillment across types
- No integrated catalog or duplication
- Limited visual metrics and fulfillment overview
- Invoicing was not linked to line item fulfillments
β¨ Whatβs new
- New user interface
- Single order with multiple line item types
- Integrated item catalog
- Order duplication
- Issuing and receiving invoices (requires active Invoices service)
- Tracking of received and placed orders
- Visual metrics: loss, profit, margin
- Visual fulfillment tracking
π― Why use Orders 2.0
- Unified process for all scenarios
- Links to contracts, projects, employees, and cost centers
- Full traceability of fulfillments and invoicing
- Speed via catalog and duplication
βοΈ How it works
- There is a single order that contains line items of different types
- Line items replace the old standalone order types
- Fulfillments are recorded per line item and affect invoicing and metrics
π§© Order line item types
π₯ Recruitment
- Purpose: talent recruitment
- Fulfillment: handovers of profiles or quantities against target
- Tracking: progress against target quantity
π¨βπΌ Employment
- Purpose: assignment to the user employer
- Fulfillment: against a target within a fromβto period; a contracted employee is expected
- Tracking: fulfillment and duration by period
π οΈ Service
- Purpose: service work and time-and-materials work
- Fulfillment: handovers from timesheets with number of hours, reference, and rates
- Accounting: posting to a cost center
π Sale/Purchase of goods and services
- Purpose: B2B/B2C sale or purchase of products and services
- Fulfillment: handovers of unit quantities
π Transport
- Purpose: transport of goods or people
- Attributes: loading and unloading location, distance, vehicle
- Fulfillment: delivery confirmation with date, loading date, and expected delivery
ποΈ Order records
π·οΈ Order type:
- Received: we are the supplier; we obtained the order
- Placed: we are the client; we place the order to a supplier
π§Ύ Invoicing:
- Issuing and receiving invoices tied to line item fulfillments
- Requires the Invoices service to be active
β Duplication:
- Creating a copy speeds up recurring cases
π Details and metrics
- Order detail: core data, list of line items and fulfillments
- Fulfillment visualization: progress against target at the line item level
- Business metrics: loss, profit, and margin
π Filtering
- Search
- Date range
- Order manager
- Responsible person
- Tags
- Commercial contract
- Line item types: recruitment, employment, service, transport, sale/purchase
- Order type: received, placed
- State: confirmed, prepared, sent, delivered, returned, canceled, unconfirmed
- Status: active, archived
- Invoicing state: not invoiced, partially invoiced, fully invoiced
π οΈ Bulk actions
- Generate order documents
- Archive orders
π Item catalog
- Preconfigure products and services
- Automatic form autofill of line items
βοΈ Service settings
- Enable/disable line item types that should not be included in records
π§ Navigation
Navigation β Finance β Orders
π‘ Tips
- Use duplication for recurring orders
- Use the catalog for quick item entry