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All about Goods Received Note (GRN)

GRN full form is Goods Received Note. It is a document that acknowledges that the goods have been delivered to a customer by the supplier. It helps the customer draw a comparison between the goods that were ordered and the goods received. 

The Goods Received Note document helps businesses avoid burdens in the long run. The goods once received by the business are inspected well and looked into. Once the store management and sales department consider the goods in perfect physical condition, they issue a GRN. If the goods are not in the state that was ordered, the buyer has the liberty of rejecting these goods. The buyer will issue a GRN only for the goods that were found to be good enough and may reject the ones that are not in good physical condition. 

Several copies of the GRN are prepared and sent across to various departments concerned. Namely, the supplier, procurement department, accounts department and the store’s department retention. 

Who sends a GRN?

GRN is a two-way document helping a supplier acknowledge the delivery of goods and a buyer the receipt of those goods.

Format of a GRN

Goods Received Note
Supplier Name: ……………………………… Date & Time ………………………………
Order Number: ……………………………… Delivery Location ………………………………………..
Sr. No Goods Description Size Quantity Comments
1
2
Total:
Received By: ……………………………….. Checked By: …………………………………

 

A GRN must contain the following information- 

 

Process of issuing a GRN

The following process must be followed while issuing a GRN:

Thus, the GRN will act as proof of the transactions and exchanges taking place between the store and the supplier and prevent any burdens or disputes that might occur in the future.

We must ensure with the utmost care that all the relevant information is undoubtedly mentioned in the GRN to ensure that no other argument occurs in the future. 

 

Advantages of GRN

 

Issues associated with a GRN

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