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Allocate to Shipment in Shipping Order Detail

Streamline inventory allocation to shipments effortlessly.

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Written by Ivan Jelinic
Updated over 3 months ago

Purpose

On the Shipping Order Detail page, the Allocate to Shipment function allows you to allocate inventory to a Shipping Order efficiently.

What can you do with it?

With Allocate to Shipment, your goal is straightforward: assign specific inventory items to a Shipping Order seamlessly. This function is designed to minimize errors and maximize accuracy when allocating inventory.

How is it done?

  1. Select Product:

    • Use the dropdown Data Select of Product to choose the inventory product for allocation. This decision sets the stage for the subsequent steps.

  2. Identify the Batch and Source Lot:

    • Use Data Select of Batch and Data Select of Source Lot to specify relevant batch and lot information. This ensures accurate tracking.

  3. Specify Inventory ID:

    • Select the exact inventory item using Data Select of Inventory ID. This precision allows for detailed allocation.

  4. Consider Remaining Inventory:

    • Utilize the Checkbox for Use Remaining Inventory if you wish to consume remaining inventory from the previously selected lot.

  5. Enter Quantity:

    • Input the desired allocation amount in the Numeric Field for Quantity. Ensure it does not exceed the Amount Available.

  6. Choose Inventory Unit:

    • Specify the unit of measurement using Data Select of Inventory Units associated with the chosen Inventory Product.

  7. Review Amount Available:

    • Check the Amount Available which updates automatically based on the applied filters. This step aids in confirming adequate inventory.

  8. Set the Date:

    • Input a specific Date if needing to backdate the action. If left clear, the system will default to the current date and time.

Important Considerations

  • Double-check your Quantity entry to avoid exceeding the available inventory.

  • Ensure your actions align with the Shipping Order Date and Time since backdating cannot surpass it.

Best Practices

  • Regularly update your inventory information to maintain accuracy within the system.

  • Confirm all details before finalizing the allocation to prevent errors and ensure the correct inventory is assigned properly.

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