A purchase order (PO) is a document created by a buyer that represents a commitment to purchase goods or services from a vendor.
In Wrapbook, POs serve two key functions:
Acts as an agreement between production and the vendor, stating the agreed-upon amount before an invoice or payment is submitted
Communicates the cost to the system, acting as a holding area to track money that has been committed but not yet spent
Access project POs
Purchase orders (POs) are permission based
To access POs in Wrapbook, your account must have one of the following roles enabled:
Role: Company Admin, Company Manager, Project Coordinator, Project Assistant
Custom role with: Purchase orders - Full access, Manage, View only
To access a project’s POs:
From the left-side navigation, click the dropdown menu
Select the name of the project that you want to see purchase orders for
In the project dashboard’s Purchase orders overview, click View POs

Select a project, then click View POs.
Purchase Orders dashboard
At the top of the Purchase Orders dashboard, is the Total amount of POs that have been issued for the project, followed by a breakdown based on POs that are Awaiting Invoice, the Total Paid amount of all paid POs, and the total amount of POs that are Unpaid
Beneath the Totals, is a table listing a record for each PO that’s been created for the project
For each PO, alerts will display in the W-9, Invoice, and Payment columns when a W-9 needs to be uploaded for a vendor, and when invoices
View and sort project POs
Use the search bar at the top of the page to find specific vendors. You can search for vendors by name and by PO#.
Beneath the search bar, is a table listing every PO that’s been added to the project along with the following details: PO#, Vendor, Description, Date issued, Amount, W-9, Invoice, Payment, Department, Created by, and Approval status
You can click on the following column headers to sort the list alphabetically or numerically by:
Vendor
Date issued
Amount
Invoice
Payment

Search by vendor name or PO#
Purchase order options
When managing purchase orders, you can do the following: