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Posted by arik on July 10, 2007, 11:42 pm
Please log in for more thread options we have case skus for the few items we sell by the case. Mostly we keep the
individual item sku in the system. When someone buys a case, we just give a
% discount. As for the reorder on the PO. We put the individual item set
for reorder points of the individual, knowing there are 12 or 24 per case.
we set the min order to 1 and the master pack quantity to whatever the case
count is. When you put the same reorder number in the individual supplier
reorder number, it will automatically generate the proper quantities to
update your inventory.
At the same time, we have 187's of wine, that come in four packs and in a
case. These hit our system as four packs and as singles. We sell them
mainly as singles, so that is how we choose what to watch for inventory
levels.
hope this helps.
"Craig" wrote:
> Just keep in mind that if you don't want an extra case on hand all the time
> parent/child won't work for you. Parent child doesn't work buy how many
> child you have on hand so every time a case gets broken a new one will
> automatically get ordered. Not very good if you are trying to keep a smaller
> level of inventory.
> Craig
>
> > Create 2 SKUs, one for the case and one for the individul. Setup a parent
> > child relationship for the 2 SKUs. Order at the case SKU (Parent) but
> > sell at individule SKU (Child).
> > Cases will automaticly be broken to the child level as sales occur.
> >
> > TomT
> >
> >> ON OUR PO THE REORDER NUMBER IS FOR A CASE WHEN IT IS RECIVED THE
> >> QUANITY IN
> >> THE CASE NEEDS TO BE ADDED TO INVENTORY AS WELL AS THE COST PRICING NEEDS
> >> TO
> >> BE IN EACH NOT TOTAL CASE PRICE ANY ADVISE
> >
> >
>
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