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Doug, Consolidated Invoicing was designed to allow customers to consolidate all available shipments by customer that have matching currencies across multiple warehouses. This was especially handy for export invoices that had to match letters of credit filed with customer's banks. You can set up warehouse security in IM. However, I can't remember if we ever tied the selection of invoices to that warehouse security in IM. You need to do a little testing - I would do it for you, but I don't have access to a MAPICS environment or an AS/400 for that matter right now. Set up the necessary security by warehouse in IM in your test environment. You may need to check in CAS to see if there is any additional security that needs to be turned on specificall for invoicing for your test user. Enter an order with more than one warehouse on a customer marked as a consoliated customer, then ship them as two separate shipments selected by warehouse. Then attempt to select shipments for invoices the tester does not have authority to in IM. Generate the consolidated invoice to see which items it picks up and see if it does cross warehouses. If it does not generate separate consolidated invoices by the warehouse code the user is authorized to use, then your only other recourse is to use the invoice user exit and change the way the consolidated invoices are generated. This could be quite an involved task so do your research first before tackling it. How many consolidated invoices do you have the potential of creating on a monthly basis? If only a couple, it is not worth the effort. It would be easier to write your invoices to a separate file as they are generated and create a consolidated invoice using a home grown program that would match totals to your financials. The biggest risk is generating invoices outside of MAPICS that do not match what was sent to the AR financials. Your auditors may have a problem with that suggestion. Hope this was helpful. Paola Groeber 770-591-1497 (Home Office) 770-490-3297 (Cell) -----Original Message----- From: mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Morrison, Doug Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 3:39 PM To: MAPICS-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: Sargent, Daniel Subject: Consolidated Invoicing Hello group, We are running MAPICS XAR6 and are interested in doing consolidated invoicing, but don't want to cross warehouses. We have many shipping locations which are represented by warehouses in MAPICS. Any given COM order could order product from multiple warehouses and it is likely that more than one warehouse may ship the product the same day. We want to consolidate the invoices to the same customer for a warehouse. Here is an example: CO 111 Item1 warehouse 1 Item2 warehouse 1 Item3 warehouse 2 Item4 warehouse 3 Item5 warehouse 3 Assuming we produced five pick lists for this order, because of different warehouses and location within a warehouse. Lets also assume that all five pick lists get shipped on the same day. Right now we would produce 5 invoices for the customer. If we use invoice consolidation MAPICS would produce one invoice but would combine the shipments from all three warehouse. What we would like to do it produce 3 invoices, 1 for the items that shipped from warehouse 1, one for the item that shipped from warehouse 2, and one for the items that shipped from warehouse 3. Has anyone done a MAPICS modification like this? Or does anyone know of an add on product that could do this? Any information or thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Doug _______________________________________________ This is the MAPICS ERP System Discussion (MAPICS-L) mailing list To post a message email: MAPICS-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options, visit: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/mapics-l or email: MAPICS-L-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives at http://archive.midrange.com/mapics-l.
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