Menu Path: Warehouse Management Inventory Management Inventory Movement and Cost Inventory Quantity Adjust
Create inventory adjustments for products.
Use Inventory Quantity Adjust to modify the quantity of a product at its deepest tracking level. A product’s tracking levels are determined in Product Maintenance.
Review the following guidelines before adjusting stock:
You must enter adjustments at the inventory tracking level defined for the product (bin, serial, or lot).
The account resolution sequence for the general ledger posting can be set up in Customer Service Control Maintenance. The default account resolution order is:
Adjustment code
Product location
Location
Inventory is updated after the stock adjustment is entered.
There are certain quantity types that can only be updated at the location level, specifically on order, pending, future and WO pending. When any of these is selected, you are allowed to update in whole numbers only, so the unit of measure reverts to the product’s base (stock) unit of measure and cannot be changed. These quantities should only be adjusted after consulting with Apprise Support.
The cost assigned to the adjusted products is dependent on the accounting cost selected for a product’s record in Product Maintenance.
A general ledger transaction is generated only for on-hand stock adjustment, and will always use the deepest tracking level. The general ledger transaction takes place only when Inventory Adjustment Post is run. Adjusting the quantity of a product other than on-hand is used for reporting purposes only.
For more information, see Stock Adjustments Process Flow.
To adjust the inventory of a product:
Enter a product code or name in the Product Code or Name field. The location of the product displays.
If you want to adjust stock for a different location, enter the location in the Location fields.
Enter the bin/lot/serial number for the product.
Select the type of quantity you want to adjust. For lot-tracked products, you can also adjust the lot expiration date.
Click the Update button in the ribbon.
If you are not adjusting a lot expiration date, enter a positive or negative adjustment quantity in the Qty Adjustment field. If you are adjusting a lot expiration date, enter the new expiration date in the New Expiration Date field.
If you are adjusting on-hand inventory, enter an adjustment code in the Adjustment Code field.
Enter any notes on the adjustment in the Remark field.
Click the OK button in the ribbon. The inventory adjustment is completed.
Button |
Description |
Exit |
Click this button to close the Inventory Quantity Adjust window. |
Update |
Click this button to make an adjustment for the selected product, location, and quantity type. |
OK |
Click this button to accept an adjustment. This button is only available after you click the Update button in the ribbon. |
Cancel |
Click this button to cancel an adjustment. This button is only available after you click the Update button in the ribbon. |
First |
Click this button to display the first product, location, bin, lot, or serial number. The displayed data depends on the selected Navigate by option. |
Prev |
Click this button to display the previous product, location, bin, lot, or serial number. The displayed data depends on the selected Navigate by option. |
Next |
Click this button to display the next product, location, bin, lot, or serial number. The displayed data depends on the selected Navigate by option. |
Last |
Click this button to display the last product, location, bin, lot, or serial number. The displayed data depends on the selected Navigate by option. |
Order Allocation Management |
Click this button to display Order Allocation Management, which allows you to reallocate products to other sales orders when there is not enough available inventory to satisfy all orders. Note If you enter a product and location before clicking this button, you can immediately view backorders for the product and location. |
Field or Button |
Description |
Enter a product code for which you want to make an adjustment, or click the Lookup button to select a product code. For information on products, see Product Code and Name. |
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Enter a product name for which you want to make an adjustment, or click the Lookup button to select a product name. For information on products, see Product Code and Name. |
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Enter a location prefix or name for which you want to make an adjustment, or click one of the Lookup buttons to select a location prefix or name. |
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Enter a bin for which you want to make an adjustment, or click the Lookup button to select a bin. |
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Click this button to select a bin for which you want to make an adjustment from a list of bins in which the product currently is or previously was stored. |
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Click this button to make the selected bin the primary pick bin for the selected product and location. This button is only available after you select a product. |
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Enter a lot number for which you want to make an adjustment, or click the Lookup button to select a lot number. NOTE The Lookup window only displays lots that are available in the selected bin. To select a lot from a list of all lots, click the button. This field is only available for products tracked by lot. Lot tracking is set up for products in Product Maintenance. |
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Enter a serial number for which you want to make an adjustment, or click the Lookup button to select a serial number. This field is only available for products tracked by serial number. Serial number tracking is set up for products in Product Maintenance. |
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Select a quantity type for which you want to make an adjustment. For lot-tracked products, you can also select to adjust the lot expiration date. |
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This field displays the current stock of the selected product. |
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Enter the number by which you want to increase or decrease current stock. A positive number increases current stock, while a negative number decreases the current stock. Note If you enter a negative stock adjustment that reduces the on-hand quantity of a bin and/or lot below the allocated quantity of the bin and/or lot, the Error dialog box appears, and informs you that you cannot make the adjustment. When you click the OK button in this dialog box, a Stock Alert Report displays to inform you of the sales orders that would not be fulfilled. |
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Click this button to display Unit of Measure Calculator, which allows you to calculate equivalent quantities of two different units of measure. |
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Enter an adjustment code, or click the Lookup button to select an adjustment code. This code is used when determining which general ledger accounts are modified. Adjustment codes are defined and maintained in Inventory Adjustment Code Maintenance. This field is only available if the On-hand radio button is selected. |
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This field displays the short description of the selected adjustment code. This field is only available if the On-hand radio button is selected. |
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This field displays the current expiration date of the selected lot. |
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Enter a new expiration date for a selected lot, or click the drop-down arrow to select an expiration date. This field is only available for the following types of products:
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This field displays the weight remaining. |
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Enter a weight remaining adjustment. |
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Enter a remark for the adjustment. |
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Select the tracking level by which you want to navigate, using the First, Prev, Next, and Last buttons in the ribbon. You can select to navigate by product, location, bin, lot, or serial number. Note If you select an option other than Product, you must enter a product before you can navigate with the ribbon buttons. |
Use this tab to select report output options for the Stock Alert Report. This report is only output if you enter a negative stock adjustment that reduces the on-hand quantity of a bin and/or lot below the allocated quantity of the bin and/or lot.
Field or Button |
Description |
Output Option |
Select one of the following output options:
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Save Report File |
Select this check box to save the Crystal Reports report (.rpt) file for the report to the folder entered in the Report Working Directory field for your user ID in User Profile Maintenance. You can use the report file to customize the report. For more information, see Crystal Reports FAQ. This check box is only available if you select the Screen radio button. |
Save Access Database File |
Select this check box to save the Access database (.mdb) file for the report to the folder entered in the Report Working Directory field for your user ID in User Profile Maintenance. You can use the Access database file to customize the report. For more information, see Crystal Reports FAQ. This check box is only available if you select the Screen radio button. |
Output File Type |
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Specify File Name |
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Output Directory |
Enter the location for the output report, or click the Lookup button to navigate to and select a location. This field is only available if the Specify File Name check box is cleared. |
Output File Name |
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Excel Format Name |
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Format Maintenance |
Click this button to display Excel Format Maintenance, which allows you to set up Excel formats. This button is only available if you select the Excel radio button. |
Save As Type |
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Include header |
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Delimiter |
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Enclosing Character |
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Printer |
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Subject |
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Report File Prefix |
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Add Additional Comments |
Select this check box if you want to include additional comments with the emailed report. If you select this check box, the Additional Comments window appears after you click the Print button in the ribbon, and allows you to enter the comments. This check box is only available if you select the Email radio button. |
Print Full Heading on All Pages |
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Print Title Line on All Pages |
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Report Language 1 |
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Report Language 2 |
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Horizontal Shading |
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Collate |
Select this check box to collate the printed copies of the report (if you are printing multiple copies of the report). This check box is cleared by default, and is only enabled if you select the Printer radio button and enter a value greater than 1 in the Number of Copies field. Example You are printing five copies of a 20 page report to distribute to five different people. Leave this check box selected, so that pages 1-20 of the first copy prints, then pages 1-20 of the second copy, etc. If you clear this check box, five copies of page 1 prints, then five copies of page 2, etc. |
Horizontal Shading Color |
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Number of Copies |
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Process |
Select whether the task is run now or run by Scheduling Assistant. If you select the Schedule radio button, you can specify when the task occurs, and optionally set up an alert to be created when the task completes. These radio buttons are only enabled if the Disable Scheduling Assistant check box is cleared for your user ID in User Profile Maintenance. Note If you select the Schedule radio button, you cannot output to the screen. |
Time |
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Date |
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Task Occurs |
Select one of the following options:
These radio buttons are only enabled if you select the Schedule radio button. |
Frequency |
These radio buttons are only available if you select the Every radio button. |
Day of Week |
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Repeat Every X Days |
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Repeat On |
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Repeat Every X Minutes |
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Triggering Task Id |
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Triggering Task Name |
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Triggering Task Description |
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Task Description |
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Scheduling Assistant Queue |
Enter an active Scheduling Assistant queue for the task, or click the Lookup button to select a Scheduling Assistant queue. This defaults to the default queue for your user ID. This field is only enabled if you select the Schedule radio button, and you are assigned to a queue other than the Default queue. |
External Email |
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Screen Alert |
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Internal Email |
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Report Files |
This grid displays report files set up for the report, and is only available if report files are set up for the program in Report File Maintenance. This grid includes the following columns:
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