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# Purchase Orders/ASNs

Purchase Orders created in Pakk are sent to FBP as Advanced Shipping Notifications (ASNs), getting the warehouse ready to receive your shipment.

The "*Send to FBP*" and "*Sync from FBP*" buttons for Purchase Orders work in a similar manner to those for Sales Orders. You cannot update orders on FBP once they have been sent.

The following fields will also appear on your FBP tab:&#x20;

* "*FBP ASN Status*": The current status of this Advanced Stock Notification on the FBP system.
* "*FBP Booked In Date*": The date the stock was booked in on FBP.

In addition to those fields, "\*Goods In type and quantity, and warehouse instructions are also forwarded to FBP.

**Purchase Order Rules** The following rules apply for FBP Purchase Orders:

* You can only send an ASN if the deliver-to location is an FBP warehouse.
* The warehouse is correctly marked in FBP depending on that selected in Pakk.
* You can't send a cancelled, closed, or fully received PO.
* You can't update an already sent PO.
* You can't send a PO that contains only non-stockable items.


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