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Adding Items
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When creating a new Purchase Order using Rattail, the user first makes
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a new Ordering batch, then adds items to it.
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There are three main "workflows" for adding the items.
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The first is where the user sees the (at first empty) batch and then
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does some sort of product lookup to identify an item to add. The
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lookup/add process is repeated as needed.
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The other way is what Rattail calls the "worksheet view" - but it's
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only suitable for vendors with relatively small product lines. In
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this view the user is presented with a "worksheet" form. All items
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available from the vendor are visible on the worksheet, and the user
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enters desired quantities for applicable line items.
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There also is a mobile interface for ordering, which if used on a
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smart phone with bluetooth scanner attached, can be used for
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"in-aisle" ordering by scanning shelf tags.
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