You must allocate stock before you issue it.
If you are using traceabilityThe option to track materials through the system. This is usally by means of serial or batch numbers on the stock items. and you have set up the Stock Control module to allocate batch or serial numbers at despatch, you can select the traceable items manually, for which issues are to be made.
You can:
The process of issuing stock to multiple works orders is entirely automatic. You cannot amend the quantities to be issued during the process.
The process of issuing stock for single works orders is manual and you can amend the quantities to be issued during the process.
You can fully or partially issue stock for single works orders. If you are using traceabilityThe option to track materials through the system. This is usally by means of serial or batch numbers on the stock items., and the Stock Control module has been set to assign batch or serial numbers at despatch, you can confirm them.
To avoid delays in the production process, you can issue components to a works order when the cost of the component is not yet known. If you do this, the component cost which is represented on the works order is the historical cost of the item (or the standard cost, if appropriate).
When components use FIFO or Actual costing, the historical cost is overridden by the actual value during the process to close the works order. This ensures that the final cost is based on current and not historical values for such components.
You must have:
If any are found in a works order, stock cannot be issued. Therefore, you must confirm that you want to continue issuing stock for the remaining works orders.
For all other works orders, stock is issued and the material costs are updated on the works order.
If you are issuing unplanned materials, the works order costs to update will be calculated using the issue quantity and the costing method of the stock item.
Open: Works Orders > Processing > Issue Stock.
Select the Issue as much as possible check box.
Quantities entered must be valid for the stocked unit of the item. If not, they are automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
The issue will not proceed if the total quantity of each component selected does not match the quantity needed for the build. In this event, a message appears, identifying the component in question.
Clear the Issue as much as possible check box and click Suggest Qtys.
The Suggest Qtys window appears.
To request suggested quantities to issue, select To make and enter the number of finished items.
The number of finished items must be valid for the stocked unit of the item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
Enter a quantity to issue in the Issue Now column for an item.
The quantity you enter must be valid for the stocked item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
Click Add Component.
The Add Component Allocation window appears.
Enter the quantity required.
The quantity must be valid for the stocked unit of the item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
To add the component allocation, click Add.
The component is added to the stock issues list for the works order. You can now issue the quantity as required.
Note: If you are using multiple locations, you must also select the warehouse and bin for the component.
Other tasks
Reference
Getting started with traceability
Allocate/Issue/Complete (WOP settings)