Re: Cycle Counting

Warning ... we have people who select items for cycle counting, then they do 
not get the job done prior to end-of-month fiscal.  As part of INV900, we are 
told if anyone was in the middle of cycle counting, and we close them out 
with a report that hopefully is delivered to the suspected culprits to let 
them know they have to start over in the next fiscal month, except that there 
is no link to WHO is doing WHICH cycle counting, and did not get done before 
end fiscal - we can only guess based on location & type of materials involved.

We also have reports that tell us which items tend to have wrong inventory 
accuracy most often, so those items can get cycle counted more frequently 
than others.

>  From:    gordon.coen@abbott.com (Coen,Gordon)
>  
> I have been looking at the on-line documentation but it seems
>  to contradict itself.

>   Also the 'last cycle count date' field seems to be updated when the
>  worksheets are printed rather than at 'cycle count post'. Is this correct ?

I suggest you check your Inventory Transaction Effects codes for what gets 
updated by whatever transaction you use to post your cycle counting ... 
INV355 I think & the file is ITE.

Al Macintyre  ©¿©

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