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The Purchases page is where you can view purchased goods and delete purchase orders. This page provides an interactive data table that gives brands the ability to identify hotspots such as highest emitting products and categories.
This table focuses on high levels of interaction and customization, such as finding records that fit a specific criteria, comparing data, and taking action on multiple records.
Navigation
- Select Products.
- Select Purchases from the black navigation bar.
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Purchases are available here.
Purchases
The Purchases page is where you can view purchased goods and delete purchase orders. This page provides an interactive data table that gives brands the ability to identify hotspots such as highest emitting products and categories.
This table focuses on high levels of interaction and customization, such as finding records that fit a specific criteria, comparing data, and taking action on multiple records.
Purchases Table Columns
- PO Date - Purchase Order date
- Product Name - Name of the product
- Category - Product category -- this determines default product weight, materials, components
- Final Assembly - Tier 1 facility name which links to its respective FEM assessment.
- FEM Status - Status of the FEM assessment
- Country - Linked FEM country value
- Quantity - Quantity purchased
- Impact/unit - Impact per product
- Total Impact - Total impact for the purchase order
- MSI Version - MSI version used for the impact calculations
- Added - Date the product was added
- Modified - Date the product was last modified
- PO # - Purchase Order number
Navigating Purchases
- Select the Download button to download impact reports
- The Purchase Order Impacts CSV - Provides specific details on the purchase order impacts by Scope 3 category.
- The Materials, Components, Packaging Impacts CSV - Provides specific metrics into Scope 3 Category 1 reporting impacts by individual materials, components, packaging, and Tier 1 Assembly impacts.
- Search the Purchases page by typing into the search bar. For example, you can search for jeans to show all of your jeans on the purchases page.
- Sort the Purchases page by clicking the arrows next to the column. For example, you can sort the PO Date column for the purchase order date. You can also show or hide columns within the table.
- Group the Purchases page by dragging a column header to the top of the table. For example, if your products were purchased in several different companies, grouping by the Country header can help organize your inventory more efficiently. The grouping feature also aggregates the Quantity and Total Impacts as indicated by the Sum total in each column.
- Toggle between Compact and Normal views by selecting the toggle at the upper right corner of the table. You can change your view depending on your viewing preferences.
- You can also save a view by selecting Save Columns and giving a name to your view. Saving a view makes it easier to access an already customized table specific to your organization.
Purchase Order Impacts Fields
- Account ID - Brand Account ID
- Product ID - Worldly Generated ID for the product
- Product Name - Name of the product
- Type - Type of product--Apparel or Other
- Category - Product category -- this determines default product weight, materials, components
- Product Weight (kg) - Weight of the product
- Total Weight - Multiplies product weight by quantity purchased.
- Data Source - Where the product impact information was sourced. Example: if product footprint was created in Product Module, this column would indicate PM as the source
- Tags - User-assigned tags to help query the report
- Created by - User who created the product in PIC
- Created On - Date the product was created in PIC
- Modified by - User who last modified the product
- Modified On - Date the product was last modified
- ID Type - Type identifier - Options: EAN, GTIN, SKU, Other
- ID - User supplied product identifier
- PO # - Purchase Order number
- PO Date - Purchase Order date
- Quantity - Quantity purchased
- Tier 1 Supplier - FEM assessment ID
- FEM Status - Status of the FEM assessment
- Materials Impacts (kg CO2 eq) - Category 1: Purchased Goods and Services includes all upstream impacts from the bill of materials, packaging, components, and final assembly. This covers Tier 4 through Tier 1.
- Components Impacts (kg CO2 eq) - Category 1: Purchased Goods and Services includes all upstream impacts from the bill of materials, packaging, components, and final assembly. This covers Tier 4 through Tier 1.
- Final Assembly Impacts (kgCO2 eq) - Category 1: Purchased Goods and Services includes all upstream impacts from the bill of materials, packaging, components, and final assembly. This covers Tier 4 through Tier 1.
- Packaging Impacts (kg CO2 eq) - Category 1: Purchased Goods and Services includes all upstream impacts from the bill of materials, packaging, components, and final assembly. This covers Tier 4 through Tier 1.
- Upstream Transportation and Distribution (kg CO2 eq) - Category 4: Upstream Transportation and Distribution (kgCO2eq) or upstream logistics incorporate the distance a product travels from the final assembly (gate) to the distribution center.
- Downstream transportation (kg CO2 eq) - Category 9: Downstream Transport and Distribution focuses on the transportation and distribution of products once they leave your company. This includes: (1) emissions from transporting products from distribution centers to retail stores or directly to customers; (2) emissions from the distribution of goods like warehousing and storage at 3r party logistic providers.
- Distribution Center (kg CO2 eq) - Category 9: Downstream Transport and Distribution focuses on the transportation and distribution of products once they leave your company. This includes: (1) emissions from transporting products from distribution centers to retail stores or directly to customers; (2) emissions from the distribution of goods like warehousing and storage at 3r party logistic providers.
- Retail (kg CO2 eq) - Category 9: Downstream Transport and Distribution focuses on the transportation and distribution of products once they leave your company. This includes: (1) emissions from transporting products from distribution centers to retail stores or directly to customers; (2) emissions from the distribution of goods like warehousing and storage at 3r party logistic providers.
- Use of sold products (kg CO2 eq) - Category 11: Use of sold products includes the total emissions that are expected to occur while using the products a company sells over their entire lifetime. It’s about the emissions generated when customers use the products the company sells throughout its life.
- End-of-life treatment of sold products (kg CO2 eq) - Category 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products includes the total emissions from the disposal or treatment of all the products sold by the company in a given year, such as the emissions from landfilling, incineration, or recycling.
- Impact/unit - Impact per product
- Total Impact - Total impact for the purchase order
- Duplicate - This column will flag any Purchase Order that might be a duplicate, based on PO number, PO date and quantity purchased
Materials, Components, Packaging Impacts Fields
- Product Name - Name of the product
- Product Type - Type of product -- Apparel or Other
- Category - Product category -- this determines default product weight, materials, components
- Product ID - Worldly Generated ID for the product
- Quantity - Quantity purchased
- PO Date - Purchase Order date
- PO # - Purchase Order number
- Name - Name of the product constituent (Material/Component/Packaging/Final Assembler)
- Type - Constituent Type (material, component, packaging, final assembly)
- ID - Example: fem assessment id
- Code - Code of the entity
- Data Source - Year of FEM module, or indicates whether material was linked from MSI
- Material Net Use % - Refers to cutting efficiency
- Material BOM % - Percentage of material if yarn is a blend
- Weight/Product (kg) - Material weight per product
- Total Weight (kg) - Total weight of the material per PO
- Units/Product - How many units per product (eg, buttons)
- Total Units - Total units for PO
- Impact/Product (kg Co2e) - Per Product impact of the Material/Component/Packaging/Final Assembly
- Total Impact (kg Co2e) - Total impact of the Material/Component/Packaging/Final Assembly for the PO
- Description - Explanation of the default assumptions that were made for production stages