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We have 2 check boxes Purchase and purchasable in Purchase
tab for Master Item attributes. What is the difference
between them, and why can't we use make or buy if some one
answers as we are purchasing from supplier we say
purchasable....
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Answer Posted / sujan
If boath purchase and purchasable attributes are enabled we can create new purchasing documents and approve and receive the items.
if purchase is enabled & purchasable is disabled we can not create new purchasing documents and approve but we can receive the items against approved purchasing documents.
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