It is correct. When one site is in South Carolina and the other in Idaho, there is time when the parts are in neither. Once received, the second transaction happens. That is if you’re using Transfer Orders, which is the only way I know to move material between sites. I don’t think you can just issue to a job in another site directly.
I am not sure how to do a job-to-job transfer across sites. The only option I see is to take it from a job to inventory first, then transfer to other plant and then issue to the other job. Can you explain how to setup the transactions to do job-to-job between plants?
OK, back to this. So, I did this out of habit. There is indeed a place for a job-to-job demand link. I tried to do that and it complained about the job being auto-receive. What’s even stranger is that I had unchecked that box in the job and it still complained! It’s as if it remembered, or it was looking to the part’s BOM instead of the job itself.
@8717519 Instructions in my prior post. Sorry, I forgot to tag you in it - I forgot that it wasn’t your original post but mine! Also I edited it today with final thoughts
Implied there is that I did not need to make a transfer order before I did all this. The system does it automatically.
Also, like I said here, you can transfer from a job (form WIP) to stock in the other site. That’s something we do routinely here. In that case, if there is an existing transfer order, Epicor somehow finds it and ties the job receipt to it and creates a pack slip for you.
Thanks! That was very helpful and I was able to get the job to job transfer to work. I think this will help use with the Average cost issue we have when putting it into inventory then back to the job.