Hi everyone,
Can someone point me on the direction on how to make it in such a way that if user click on Save, the To Location button under Receipt Entry gets auto click please.
Thanks everyone.
Hi everyone,
Can someone point me on the direction on how to make it in such a way that if user click on Save, the To Location button under Receipt Entry gets auto click please.
Thanks everyone.
Did you ever get anywhere with this? I’m essentially asking the same question right now. If there’s no built in logic, I was thinking of making a flag on Part and PartPlant that says to “ReceiveDirectlyToPrimaryBin” or something like that and when checked, that part would always default to the primary bin for Receipt - not requiring a person to click the To location. I argued that Epicor has already built in the logic, we just need to train someone to click the button… but they argued that how is the receiving person supposed to know when to click it and when not to. Then I argued that if the receiving person doesn’t ever see a part and they are just given paperwork to process, that would be the time… so round and round we went… but I wanted to check to see if there’s an easy button first before I get too carried away.
I never have been able to make that happen without causing other issues. We made a default warehouse that I do not allow any activity to with a bpm so the button has to be used every time.
I never did this exact situation, but what I have done is override the Tool Click of save with a cancel, then you would need to manually run all of the required method directives in code that it would normally call. I had to remake Issue Material before to mimic the exact behavior, including generating and keeping the tree on the left as you create new records since their workflow was pretty reliant on that existing. (speaking of classic/modern UI).
The search dialogue should also return a value in the method so you should be able to key off of that as far as was it a valid bin selected and returned, then if so process the save.
EDIT, an easier solution may be to use a BPM on the update method and just prevent save without selecting a To Bin.
@gpayne and @LoganS - both of those are good solutions to my problem. Thank you both for chiming in. Good stuff. I’ll bring that back to the process stakeholders.
Some nice stuff coming in 2024.1+
as far as overriding/enhancing base screen actions in Kinetic application studio afaik, missed the last user group due to delayed flights so what I saw was still from pre-2023.2 release date era.
I set this up in the past for the exact same reason. At first I couldn’t get it to work, but we found that it was because of parts not having Primary warehouse and Bins set up.
Solution ^^^