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Cultivation Destruction in Cultivation Batch Detail

Record and track the destruction of foliage waste within a cultivation batch, generating a detailed destruction event.

Ivan Jelinic avatar
Written by Ivan Jelinic
Updated over 10 months ago

Purpose

The Cultivation Destruction feature, found on the Cultivation Batch Detail page, allows users to document the destruction of foliage waste within a specific batch. This process generates a Destruction Event to maintain accurate records of waste management.

What can you do with it?

With Cultivation Destruction, you can:

  • Record the destruction of foliage waste for a particular cultivation batch

  • Generate a detailed Destruction Event for tracking and compliance purposes

  • Specify the type of product, quantity, reason for destruction, and other relevant details

How is it done?

Follow these steps to record a Cultivation Destruction event:

  1. Select Destruction Details

    • Choose a Destruction Lot from the dropdown

    • Select the foliage Product to be destroyed

  2. Specify Quantity and Units

    • Enter the Quantity of product to be destroyed

    • Select the appropriate Inventory Unit

  3. Provide Destruction Information

    • Choose a Destruction Reason from the available options

    • Add a Description with any relevant comments or notes

    • Set the Timestamp for the destruction event (defaults to current date/time if left blank)

  4. Optional: Inventory Status

    • Check the "Inventory Exists in System" box if the product is tracked in inventory

    • Leave unchecked if the destruction is a byproduct of plants not in inventory

Important Considerations

  • The Product selection is limited to foliage products chosen in previous Cultivation Destruction Batch Actions

  • Inventory Units are specific to the selected Product

  • Backdating is possible by manually setting the Timestamp

  • The Description field populates the destruction event description

Best Practices

  • Always double-check the selected Product and Quantity before submitting

  • Provide clear and concise descriptions for accurate record-keeping

  • Regularly review and update your list of Destruction Reasons to ensure relevance

  • Use the Timestamp feature responsibly to maintain accurate chronological records

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