Retract a Packing List

Retract a Packing List

A Packing List is a document describing the items included in a package: their quantity, their weight, and other relevant information. Packing Lists are created by vendors, but your company might create a packing list when you receive the package. Creating packing lists will help your company keep track of the products received.

This article will show you how to retract or void a packing list.

Retracting a Packing List

  1. On the Configurations page, select the Manage Transactions tile. 

    Configuration showing Manage Transactions.

  2. On the Manage Transactions page, enter your search terms and click Search.

    Retracting a Packing List showing Manage Transactions and Search.

  3. The packing lists that match your search terms will appear. Click Retract next to the correct packing list.

    Retracting a Packing List with Retract.

  4. Click the checkbox next to the items in the packing list you would like to retract. These items will be voided and the purchase order items will be reopened.

    Retracting a Packing List screen.

  5. Enter a comment about the retraction and click Retract Packing List.

    Retract Packing List confirmation with required Comments field and Retract Packing List button.

  6. You will receive a message that the transaction was successful.

    Validation Summary that the packing list retraction succeeded.

Voiding a Packing List

  1. From the Manage Transactions page, enter search terms for your packing list, and click Search.

    Packing list Manage Transactions search step.

  2. The matching packing lists will appear. Click Void next to the correct packing list.

    Packing list Manage Transactions void step.

  3. Click the checkboxes next to the packing list items you would like to void.

    Packing list Manage Transactions void step.

  4. Enter a required comment and click Void Packing List. You will receive a message that your transaction has been successfully processed.

    Void Packing List confirmation message.

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