Unmatch Purchase Order Report Module Guide: Unmatched PO Report Module Location Purchasing > Reports > Unmatched Purchase Order Module Objective The Unmatched PO Report module is used to generate a report that identifies discrepancies between the quantity of goods ordered on a Purchase Order (PO) and the quantity of goods received on the Goods Receipt Note (LPB/RR). This report is a crucial control tool for detecting short shipments or over shipments from suppliers. 1. Report Parameters (Filter) The main page of this module is a form containing various parameters to customize the report that will be generated. Here is an explanation for each parameter: Vendor : Filter the report by All vendors or a Selected vendor. Purchase Type : Select the type of purchase you wish to display, whether Local or Import . Start Date / To Date : Specify the creation date range of the POs to be checked (e.g., August 1, 2025, to August 31, 2025). 2. Steps to Generate the Report Step 1: Set Report Parameters Define the Vendor scope, Purchase Type , and the date range. Step 2: Generate the Report After all parameters are set, click one of the two buttons in the bottom-left section of the page: Display Report : To preview the unmatched PO report directly on your screen. Export To MS Excel : To download the report data in an Excel file format.  3. Example of the Report View After you click, the system will generate a report like the following, which details every PO that has a quantity mismatch. Report Explanation : This report will display a list of Purchase Orders where there is a difference between the quantity ordered and the quantity received. Key Columns for Analysis : Purchase Order : The PO number being analyzed. PO Quantity : The quantity ordered on the PO. RR Qty : The quantity received at the warehouse (based on the Goods Receipt Note). Status : Shows the status of the mismatch. Tips & Important Notes Use this report routinely to identify shipping problems from vendors quickly. Every line that appears on this report requires follow-up , either by communicating with the vendor for clarification or with the warehouse team for re-verification of the receipt. This report is crucial for the Procurement and Accounting (AP) teams to ensure the company only pays according to the quantity of goods actually received.