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How to import a Source document to an Inventory Put-Away

Inbound – Inventory Put-Away For Simple Locations
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Presenter: Sune Lohse, Chief Strategy Officer

How do you pull a document into a put-away?

Being a warehouse employee, I can create inventory put-aways by myself by pulling the release purchase orders, or other source documents into the inventory put-away. The source documents could be purchase orders, sales return orders, or transfer orders.

This is what happens in the video

So if I enter my inventory put-away documents like this, and I have nothing yet in here, and I create a new one. It will be created on the location code set up on the warehouse employee that I’m assigned to as a user.

From here, I could filter on Source document, and Source document number, and if I don’t filter I’ll just see the complete Source document list when I answer the process get Source document.

So this is a list of all open purchase orders, transfer orders, or sales return orders that I could fetch into this inventory put-away, and it’s only possible to fetch one document in here. So there’s a one-to-one relation between the source document and the inventory put-away.

I’ll just select the document, and it creates the inventory put-away like this.

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