RE: COM/IM How to allocate stock quantity to a customer without customerorder (Serge Boutet) -- MAPICS-L

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Subject: RE: COM/IM How to allocate stock quantity to a customer without customerorder (Serge Boutet)
From: Konrad Underkofler <kdunderk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2002 10:31:39 -0400
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Jim,

Controlled warehouses are necessary for just any
type of discrete allocation or lot control. Other
than location control, the main benefit to a
controlled warehouse is negative checking. To convert
you need to dump and reload inventory to make
the location system active. MAPICS has a document
on how to do this.

Be aware too that the discrete allocation system
is not pretty (ie a lot of work!).

Good luck!

Konrad

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