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Posted by Zorian on March 28, 2006, 8:47 pm
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how does On Hand and Available increase? What needs to happen physically
for them to increase when the postman delivers the item to my store that was
backordered? Don't I need to go somewhere in POS and tell it that the item
arrived? This is where I don't know what to do. Craig suggested in previous
posts to do a PO but isn't there a simpler way to deliver a backordered item
to the customer so that the quantities adjust correctly from -1 to 0?
"Terrible Tom" wrote:
> Zorian,
>
> If you look at the Inventory tab of the Item Properties window (not just the
> Find Item screen at POS) you'll see (if you're inventory's correct) that On
> Hand = 0, Committed = 1 and Available = -1. When you receive the item, On
> Hand and available will both increase. When the customer picks up the
> backorder, On Hand and Committed will both be reduced.
>
> You shouldn't ever need to adjust the quantities manually, unless you're
> inventory is simply wrong for a particular item.
>
> Tom
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>
> "Zorian" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > we do some back orders for items that are out of stock. It then shows that
> > we have -1 of these items. But what do we do once the item arrives at the
> > store? In other words, how do we make it equal 0 again instead of leaving it
> > as -1. Because someone puts the entire amount down as deposit, we never
have
> > to go back to Tendering again and hence the item arrives at the store
without
> > getting scanned into the system...almost bypasses POS and just goes straight
> > to customer. So what is the way to let the POS know that the customer got
> > back to our store and then got received by the customer? I know I can
> > manually go into the item inventory and set it to 0, but isn't there some
> > function related to backordering that does this for me so that I can
> > officially let POS know that the backordered item has arrived?
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