How to Convert a Purchase Order into a Bill in Sleek Bill?
Welcome to the
Sleek Bill Knowledge Hub!
In this article
we will learn how to turn a Purchase Order (PO) into a Purchase Bill within a
few easy steps using Sleek Bill. As
opposed to creating bill from very beginning, you simply convert a purchase
order that you‘ve already made into a bill. The process helps you save time and
makes purchase entry quick and error free.
A purchase
order is created in order to purchase from your vendor. When the vendor ships the item and sends you
an invoice, you do not need to create a bill for it manually. Sleek Bill allows
you to convert purchase orders into purchase bills quickly and easily.
Why turn purchase order to Bill?
Turning an
existing purchase order into a bill makes it simple for you to keep your
purchase process organized and ensures your records are precise. In addition it allows you to:
- Save time by avoiding duplicate data entry.
- Eliminate manual typing errors.
- Automatically carry forward supplier and product details.
- Maintain accurate purchase records.
- Speed up bill creation after receiving goods from your supplier.
- Improve inventory and expense tracking.
Steps to
Convert a Purchase Order into a Bill
1. Visit
SleekBill.in and click Login.
2. Enter your User
ID and Password, then click Sign In.
3. Open the
Purchase Order tab.
4. Create a new
Purchase Order or open an existing saved Purchase Order. Verify the
supplier details, products, quantities, taxes, and other purchase information. Click Preview
& Save.
5. Click the
Convert To button at the top of the screen.
6. Review the bill
details and click Save.
7. Download, copy,
print, or share the purchase bill as a PDF if required.
Your purchase
bill is now ready and recorded in your purchase history.

Conclusion
Its easy and
fast to convert a Purchase Order to a Bill in Sleek Bill. It is a great
time-saving feature that reduces data entry errors also ensure you keep
up-to-date purchase records. Convert
your purchase order to a bill instead of creating a bill each time manually.
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