In Dynamics NAV, the inbound processes for receiving and putting away can be performed in four ways using different functionalities depending on the warehouse complexity level.
Method | Inbound process | Bins | Receipts | Put-aways | Complexity level (See Design Details: Warehouse Setup) |
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A | Post receipt and put-away from the order line | X | 2 | ||
B | Post receipt and put-away from an inventory put-away document | X | 3 | ||
C | Post receipt and put-away from a warehouse receipt document | X | 4/5/6 | ||
D | Post receipt from a warehouse receipt document and post put-away from a warehouse put-away document | X | X | 4/5/6 |
For more information, see Design Details: Inbound Warehouse Flow.
The following walkthrough demonstrates method B in the previous table.
In basic warehouse configurations where your location is set up to require put-away processing but not receive processing, you use the Inventory Put-away window to record and post put-away and receipt information for your inbound source documents. The inbound source document can be a purchase order, sales return order, inbound transfer order, or production order with output that is ready to be put away.
Even though the settings are called Require Pick and Require Put-away, you can still post receipts and shipments directly from the source business documents at locations where you select these check boxes.
This walkthrough demonstrates the following tasks.
This walkthrough demonstrates tasks that are performed by the following user roles:
To complete this walkthrough, you will need:
To make yourself a warehouse employee at SILVER location by following these steps:
Ellen, the warehouse manager at CRONUS International Ltd., creates a purchase order for 10 units of item LS-75 and 30 units of item LS-81 from vendor 10000 to be delivered to SILVER Warehouse. When the delivery arrives at the warehouse, John, the warehouse worker, puts the items away in default bins defined for the items. When John posts the put-away, the items are posted as received into inventory and available for sale or other demand.
The setup of the Location Card window defines the company’s warehouse flows.
Select the Require Put-away check box.
Proceed to set up a default bin for the two item numbers to control where they are put away.
Choose the Bins action.
Select the first row, for bin S-01-0001, and then choose the Contents action.
Notice in the Bin Content window that item LS-75 is already set up as content in bin S-01-0001.
Choose the New action.
Purchase orders are the most common type of inbound source document.
Create a purchase order for vendor 10000 on the work date (January 23) with the following purchase order lines.
Item | Location code | Bin code | Quantity |
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LS_75 | SILVER | S-01-0001 | 10 |
LS-81 | SILVER | S-01-0001 | 30 |
The bin code is entered automatically according to the setup that you performed in the “Setting up the Location” section.
Proceed to notify the warehouse that the purchase order is ready for warehouse handling when the delivery arrives.
Choose the Release action.
The delivery of loudspeakers from vendor 10000 has arrived at SILVER warehouse, and John proceeds to put them away.
In the Inventory Put-away window, you can manage all inbound warehouse activities for a specific source document, such as a purchase order.
Select the Source No. field, select the line for the purchase from vendor 10000, and then choose the OK button.
Alternatively, on the Actions tab, in the Functions group, choose Get Source Document, and then select the purchase order.
Choose the Autofill Qty. to Handle action.
Alternatively, in the Qty. to Handle field, enter 10 and 30 respectively on the two inventory put-away lines.
Choose the Post action, select the Receive action, and then choose the OK button.
The 40 loudspeakers are now registered as put away in bin S-01-0001, and a positive item ledger entry is created reflecting the posted purchase receipt.
How to: Put Items Away with Inventory Put-aways
How to: Set Up Basic Warehouses with Operations Areas
How to: Move Components to an Operation Area in Basic Warehouse Configurations
How to: Pick for Production or Assembly
How to: Move Items Ad Hoc in Basic Warehouse Configurations
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