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Posted by Terrible Tom on September 14, 2006, 12:09 pm
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There are add-ins out there, but out of the box you can't do it.
We have a similar problem. Our solution is the 'Ghost Transfer'. This is a
logical transfer only - an Inter-Store transfer order from the Delivering
Store to the Selling Store. If you allow the Selling Store to oversell the
item, you can give the customer a receipt at the time of purchase, then have
a manager create the 'Ghost Transfer' (we use GOMMDDYY for the order #,
though you could easily substitute telephone # or last name for the date).
If the delivery guys need a copy of the original receipt, you can fax a copy,
e-mail a .pdf (if you need a free .pdf utility, I like PrimoPDF) or look into
IP Printing.
One thing is certain - there is no simple answer.
Tom
"John N" wrote:
> For a multi-store retailer, is there any way in RMS to sell a product at one
> location, then deliver it from another one? For example, say a retailer has
> two stores, which includes two Store Operations licenses (one at each store)
> along with Headquarters. A sale is made at store 1, but the product is only
> in stock at the store 2. Is there a way in RMS (with HQ) to sell the product
> at store 1 but deliver it to the customer at store 2?
>
> I realize that this can be done via a stock transfer (to move the product
> from store 2 to store 1 after the fact), but this requires an additional
> manual transaction that is often forgotten about. Then the inventory totals
> at both stores are off, since the product was shown as being delivered from
> store 1 when in fact it was never there.
>
> Thanks for any help you can offer.
>
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