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Teresa, We are adding a line item comment for customers coded as needing Country of Origin and Unitary Net Weight. We use a user exit program that Dale made available and then we modified it for our exact purpose. This prints on the pick list and invoice and could print on any MAPICS report just by creating a record in the file. Right now we have coded the ITMRVA with country of origin, however, we have parts we get from multiple vendors and the same part number originates in different countries. Soon we will begin coding a user field in VENITF with the country of origin for the item per that vendor and clear the country of origin field in ITMRVA. We will have to modify our comment program at that time to pull from a FIFO file we are going to use in future. Additionally, we are going to be a Foreign Trade Zone (reason for the FIFO file) and will have MUCH more customized programming to put in place. Is anyone else an FTZ? The process gets much more confusing because FIFO reporting is ok for FTZ, but customs needs the exact country of origin on the invoice. Sooooo, we will update the comment on the line item at packing time (via user exit hopefully the user will key in a pop up screen) to have the exact country of origin. Ann -----Original Message----- From: mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx Behalf Of Teresa Biby Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 12:53 PM To: 'mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: US Certificate of Origin Is anyone exporting items to other countries and having to create US Certificate of Origin documentation? Are you typing this info or have you automated with user exit? If so, how? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! Teresa Biby
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