Internal Orders (Work Orders)

Internal orders are generally used to plan, collect and settle the costs of internal jobs and tasks. Internal orders are used to settle the costs of Work Order jobs and charge the department’s cost center for the work performed. In the future, internal orders may be used for other transactions as well.

A line item report will show the amount and the Cost Center charged in the Name field (see first screen below). From a line item report, the drill down process only displays a settlement document (second screen below) that contains the Internal Order reference number.

Download the end user manual on working with Internal orders. (557).

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