Purchase orders
The commitment made with the winning supplier: items, quantities, amounts, and lead time. The NF-e receipt matches against the order and advances the receiving status (ISSUED → PARTIAL → RECEIVED).
What you find on this screen
A portrait of the screen, read from the screen itself — it changes when the screen changes.
Available actions
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The list shows
WhenFieldDeToWho
Form fields
CampoO nome do campo alterado, como aparece na tela para quem usa.
RegistroQue tipo de cadastro foi mexido: cliente, contrato, título.
Campo técnicoO nome interno do campo. Serve quando o rótulo mudou e o histórico precisa casar.
Valor anteriorO que estava gravado antes da alteração.
Valor novoO que passou a valer. Comparado ao anterior, é a resposta do que mudou.
Quem alterouNome de quem fez a mudança, gravado no momento em que ela aconteceu.
QuandoData e hora da alteração. É o eixo pelo qual a linha do tempo se lê.
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O que esta tela responde
How any record stood on a past date — and every change it underwent since then, with the before, the after, who changed it and when.
What this screen is
THE GRAPH TIMELINE: choose a record (Client, Contract, Project, Process, Person, FCA…) and a DATE to see HOW it stood on that day, reconstructed from the field change trail the system already records at every edit — plus the list of what changed, when and by whom (before → after). The reconstruction is honest: what the trail does not keep (records never edited through a CRUD screen, or saved by a routine/calculator) appears as unknown, never invented. It is the basis of the "graph as it was" — the company seen in the mirror of time.
How to
When to use
"Did this contract always have this amount?", "when did the client become inactive?", "who changed the deadline?". Instead of deducing from the memory of whoever was there, choose the record and the date.
Rules
What this screen answers
It shows what was recorded. Changes made before the record entered the trail, or by a routine that does not go through the audited path, do not appear — the screen shows what it knows, and does not fill gaps with estimates.
Frequently asked questions
Which question this screen answers
How a record stood on a past date — and what changed in it since then. Choose the record (client, contract, project, person, FCA…) and the date: the screen reconstructs it from the change trail the system records at every edit, and lists what changed, when and by whom (before → after). The reconstruction is honest: what the trail does not keep — records never edited through a screen, or saved by a routine and calculator — appears as unknown, never invented.
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