Receiving in System

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📋 Purpose of

Receiving Procedure in Syspro


The purpose of this procedure is to establish a reliable and consistent approach for entering and
tracking incoming product information in the Syspro system. This process is vital for maintaining
the integrity of our inventory records, ensuring that our food safety and traceability standards are
upheld, and that the workflow from receiving to sales is streamlined. Properly recording incoming
shipments allows us to account for our physical stock, manage the supply chain effectively, and
provide essential data for business analytics.

🔍 High-Level Overview of Receiving Entries


Step 1: Verify the Shipment
Step 2: Record and Check Product Details
Step 3: Input Data into Syspro
Step 4: Review and Confirm Entry
Step 5: Attach Documentation and Complete the Transaction

📥 Detailed Receiving Entry Procedure


Step 1: Verify the Shipment
 Inspect the delivered items to ensure they match the purchase order.
 Check the quality and condition of the products for any signs of damage or
contamination.
 Confirm temperature records, if applicable, for compliance with food safety standards.
Step 2: Record and Check Product Details
 Document the product name, quantity, and batch or lot numbers for traceability.
 Note the expiration or ‘use by’ dates.
 Count the items thoroughly and reconcile amounts with the shipping documentation.
Step 3: Input Data into Syspro
 Access the 'Goods Received Note' (GRN) module in Syspro.
 Use the Purchase Order (PO) number to retrieve and match the system's record.
 Enter the recorded product details into the GRN, including quantities and lot numbers.
 Ensure all the required fields are accurately filled to maintain proper records.
Step 4: Review and Confirm Entry
 Double-check the data entered against physical documentation for accuracy.
 Correct any discrepancies immediately before processing the receipt.
 Save the GRN and submit for verification to authenticate the data entry.
Step 5: Attach Documentation and Complete the Transaction
 Scan or digitally append delivery notes, quality certification, and inspection records to
the GRN.
 Ensure that all backup documentation is legible and properly linked to the
corresponding GRN.
 Finalize the GRN to update inventory and financial records, thereby closing the
receiving process.
By following these steps, we create accountability and preserve the accuracy of our inventory and
sales data, which is crucial for our operation's success. It's of utmost importance that each
employee involved in this process adheres strictly to these steps to maintain system integrity and
transparency.

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