Charlie
Store in Finished WIP
You can either link all four releases into the your job, which would be
for 2000 (4 x 500). If you make more than the first release for 500,
you can store them as finished WIP against your job number and ship them
each release at a time from that same job
Or
Stores in Inventory
You can link the first release into the job and add a job demand for
1500 for stock, so your job is still for 2000 (1 x 500, 1 x 1500) and
override the last three releases and allocate them to stock
Receive the 1500 to stock off the job as you make them and pick them
from the inventory shelf as you need to ship them
Gary
From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Charlie Wilson
Sent: 01 August 2008 20:52
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Cc: 'Jennifer Roberts'; ccarmack@...
Subject: [Vantage] Job change question.
Hello,
We have a situation were we have released a job to the floor for
production
for an initial quantity of 2000 parts the customer then stated they only
wanted 500 parts on this current release and that they want the
remainder of
the parts in three more releases at different dates. To make all the
cost
and materials come out right when have to reflect it against the
original
job. When in fact only 500 should be reflected on the initial job and
the
remainder 1500 should be spread across three other releases.
If this is confusing please let me know I'm relaying this question on
behalf
of some of our users and I may not have gotten some of the terminology
correct.
Has any one else been in this situation and tell me what they did to
show
this change and correct the issue?
~Charlie
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Store in Finished WIP
You can either link all four releases into the your job, which would be
for 2000 (4 x 500). If you make more than the first release for 500,
you can store them as finished WIP against your job number and ship them
each release at a time from that same job
Or
Stores in Inventory
You can link the first release into the job and add a job demand for
1500 for stock, so your job is still for 2000 (1 x 500, 1 x 1500) and
override the last three releases and allocate them to stock
Receive the 1500 to stock off the job as you make them and pick them
from the inventory shelf as you need to ship them
Gary
From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Charlie Wilson
Sent: 01 August 2008 20:52
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Cc: 'Jennifer Roberts'; ccarmack@...
Subject: [Vantage] Job change question.
Hello,
We have a situation were we have released a job to the floor for
production
for an initial quantity of 2000 parts the customer then stated they only
wanted 500 parts on this current release and that they want the
remainder of
the parts in three more releases at different dates. To make all the
cost
and materials come out right when have to reflect it against the
original
job. When in fact only 500 should be reflected on the initial job and
the
remainder 1500 should be spread across three other releases.
If this is confusing please let me know I'm relaying this question on
behalf
of some of our users and I may not have gotten some of the terminology
correct.
Has any one else been in this situation and tell me what they did to
show
this change and correct the issue?
~Charlie
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