We use auto receive and last operation enabled. We build strictly to
stock....it moves to inventory everything you report for completions
at the last op regardless of what the job was launched for.
We have a 7 day correction period between the completion & closing of
a job......that includes adjustments to reported quantities. I built
a dashboard to manage that process. If anyone wants a copy e-mail me
at bcarlson@....
At 11:57 AM 8/31/2009, you wrote:
stock....it moves to inventory everything you report for completions
at the last op regardless of what the job was launched for.
We have a 7 day correction period between the completion & closing of
a job......that includes adjustments to reported quantities. I built
a dashboard to manage that process. If anyone wants a copy e-mail me
at bcarlson@....
At 11:57 AM 8/31/2009, you wrote:
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>I'll be running a test regarding this but thought maybe there is
>someone who already has an answer.
>
>According to Vantage help in regard to Auto Receive:
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>If you use this feature, this receipt updates the quantity on hand
>on the part record. The process is triggered when you post labor
>quantities against this operation that exceed the quantities
>required for the sales order.
>--------
>What happens is there is no sales order linked to the job...does it
>auto receive any quantity?
>
>OR
>
>Job 1 for Part A - linked to sales order
>
>Operation for Part A is marked Auto Receipt...so only excess
>quantity of Part A would go into inventory.
>
>Part B is listed on this job as a sub-assembly (raw material to
>produce Part A).
>
>The operation on Part B's MOM was marked Auto Receive.
>
>Does it auto receive anything?
>
>Does it auto receive only material in excess of the JOB requirement?
>
>Visual example:
>
>Part A - linked to sales order
>Operation - Auto Receive
>Material - Part B marked "Pull as Assembly, View as Assembly"
>Part B
>Operation - Auto Receive
>
>