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What / who is a donor?

In mSupply, we have the idea of a &#039;name&#039;.  A name can be a customer, a supplier, a patient, ... or a donor.

A donor is normally the name of the organisation that has paid for, or somehow managed, the supply of certain stocklines.</description>
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New: mSupply version 3.03

Changing pack sizes for items already received

If you have received goods and the supplier invoice is taken off hold, these goods will go into stock and be available for issue.

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Entering goods received

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Introduction

All received goods should be recorded in mSupply either by:

	*  Manually creating a supplier invoice
	*  Working with a supplier invoice that has been created automatically as a result of a stock transfer from another store in your mSupply system.
	*  Using the purchase order system, which leads to the automatic creation of a supplier invoice when you finalise a goods receipt associated with that purchase order (PO). 

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