| Description |
Add UOM to Lots grid before quantity field.
Default qty and UOM from Item grid. User can change to another UOM. System should calculate based on conversion factor and change the qty to match with the qty of item received in item grid. User can over ride the quantity.
Ignore the red high lighted part. I am explaining the rules as bulleted points
# Lock item UOM to PO UOM and disable the field. Do not allow user to change.
# Do NOT default qty and uom from item grid to lot grid
# If uom in item grid is not weight type, default uom from item grid to lot grid and lock the field. user should not be able to change it. If user records receipts of items in a packing, he can record receipts of lots in the same packing only.
# Weight UOM on item grid should show only weight types
# Calculate Gross and Net wgt based on weight UOM when user enters lot uom and qty.
# If user clears wgt uom on item grid, then clear gross, tare, net and weight uom display for all lots
# if user changes the wgt uom on item grid, then clear gross, tare and net for all lots. Display the changed wgt uom in lot grids
# Make Wgt UOM, Gross and Net mandatory if items stock unit is weight type. Values should be greater than zero.Manufacturing reads the Gross and Net values from ICLot table. If value is not there, manufacturing does not work.
# If Total of lot qty is not equal to item qty, raise a warning and do not allow to proceed.
# Do not check if gross and net wgts are not matching. Once we include tolerance levels, this can be considered.
Example: User can record receipt of items in pound and record receipt of lots in packing.
However if user records receipts of items in a packing, he can record receipts of lots also in the same packing
{color:#1f497d}Example with lots tracking yes:{color}
{color:#1f497d}Purchase:{color}
{color:#1f497d}Item received in : Pounds{color}
{color:#1f497d}Lots received in : few in 50 lb bags and few in 20 lb bags{color}
{color:#1f497d}Sales:{color}
{color:#1f497d}Items sold in : Tons{color}
{color:#1f497d}Lots picked in : few in 50 lb bags and few in 20 lb bags{color}
{color:#1f497d}Consumption for blending:{color}
{color:#1f497d}Item consumed in : kg{color}
{color:#1f497d}Lots picked in : few in 50 lb bags and few in 20 lb bags{color}
{color:#1f497d}Example without lots:{color}
{color:#1f497d}Items received in : pounds{color}
{color:#1f497d}Items sold in : tons{color}
{color:#1f497d}Items received in : cases{color}
{color:#1f497d}Items sold in : each{color}
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