In special situations for serial- or lot-numbered inventory, specific serial or lot numbers are defined on the source document, such as a sales order, which the warehouse worker must respect during the outbound warehouse handling. In simple processes, the inventory items already carry serial or lot numbers, for example assigned during the put-away, and these numbers are automatically transferred through all outbound warehouse activities without interaction by warehouse workers. In some processes, the inventory items do not carry serial or lot numbers, and the warehouse worker must assign new during the outbound handling, typically from a predefined number series. Outbound handling of serial or lot numbers is a frequent task in different warehouse processes. About Picking Serial or Lot Numbers in the Warehouse For more information, see How to: Trace Item-Tracked Items. This is useful for general quality assurance and for product recalls. Items with serial or lot numbers can be traced both backwards and forward in their supply chain. This means that the program does not update the availability information during the time that you have the window open, even if changes occur in inventory or on other documents during that time. The quantities must correspond to those of the document line, which is indicated by 0 in the Undefined fields.Īs a performance measure, the program collects the availability information in the Item Tracking Lines window only once, when you open the window. The matrix of quantity fields at the top of the Item Tracking Lines window displays the quantities and sums of item tracking numbers being defined on the lines. You perform the work in the Item Tracking Lines window.
#SIXTYFORCE 1.0.1 SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBERS#
You can assign serial numbers and lot numbers to any outbound or inbound document, and its posted item tracking entries are displayed in the related item ledger entries.
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