GR with handheld device.

We want to setup handheld device for SAP WM. I know that there are some trnsaction starting with LM**
But I did not find any trnsaction to do goods receipt against purchase order that will create Material document & take me to next screen for TO creation & confirmation.
Can I please know if such transaction avaialble or I need to create new screen & then build the logic

As mentioned by others there is no RF transaction for "Goods receipt by PO" mostly we receive the goods against the inbound delivery or against any other reference document number please explore the T-Code LM71 or LM74 might be useful for you
LM71
Goods Receipt by Delivery Identify an inbound delivery to be processed by the delivery number
LM74
Goods Receipt by Others Identify an inbound delivery to be processed by the material, vendor, delivery date, reference document number, or service agent

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