You can choose to use more than one location for your stock items in Sage 200. This allows you to manage stock items different physical locations, such as Newcastle, Leeds and Manchester. This also allows you to record where stock items are stored in a single warehouse, such as which bay, shelf or bin.
You can use multiple locations to control those items that you want to sell to your customers and those items you do not want to sell. Both can be stored in the same physical location. You can use two warehouses and you can set one to stop the sale of items. This is particularly useful if you are dealing with bonded goods or items used to assemble products.
There are two levels of locations:
Level one. This is the location as a whole, such as a warehouse, or a large area in or by a building. These are referred to as Warehouses by default in Sage 200.
You can create your own labels for your stock locations.
Level two. This is the area in the warehouse where the stock item is stored, such as a bin. Level two locations must be linked to a stock item. You create the location when you create the stock item. These are referred to as Bins by default in Sage 200.
Select Display multiple locations in the Stock Control Settings Options tab.
Create meaningful names for each location level in the Stock Control Settings Configurable Names tab, such as depot, bay or shelf.
There are two default location names, Returns and Home. The Home warehouse is used if you do not use multiple locations. The Returns warehouse is only displayed when viewing item balances, provided items have been returned to the supplier.
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