Bulk issue

The Bulk Issue frame is when the user manually enters the quantity of material they want to issue to a production order. Instead of the system calculating consumption, the user selects the material, specifies the quantity to issue, and confirms the transaction. When the Bulk Issue is posted, the system immediately reduces the on-hand inventory by the entered amount and records a single consolidated issue transaction.
 
Because the user decides the exact quantity, the Bulk Issue frame is typically used when precise, real-time control of issued material is needed; for example, after measuring actual usage during cutting.

Fields:

FieldDescription
Production OrderScanned barcode or manually entered name of the production order.
ItemThe item number.
LotThe lot number for lot-controlled items.
LocationThe location where the item is issued from.
Req/Location QtyThe amount of the item to be issued. 
QuantityScanning information, if applicable.


 Settings:

SettingDescription
UnitOfMeasure  

Sets the default Units of Measure (UOM) type that automatically loads when the Bulk Issues frame is opened.

[0] = Primary UOM; [1] = Stocking UOM; [2] = Purchasing UOM.

Note: If UnitOfMeasure = [2] but no vendor is defined, the system displays the Primary UOM.
 

 

Code Sample
  <TAB UnitOfMeasure="1" />

Functions

FunctionDescription
F2 - ToggleToggles between list of items and the main frame.
F3 - SearchDisplays a list of available production orders. 
F7 - ClearClears all fields.
F10 - Enter QtyOpens the Enter Qty dialog box. 


To issue material:

  1. Scan or manually enter the production order you wish to issue to.
    Note: You can use the  icon to search for the batch. 
  2.  Select the icon to choose the item.
  3. Select the item and press the icon.
  4. Change the quantity of the item (optional).
  5. Choose the UOM that pertains to the order (optional).
  6. Select OK to perform the issue. 

If successful, the fields will automatically clear from the form. 

 

 

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