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The system allows to pull units from a box , and assign them to an order using the scan gun. Keep in mind that the only unit type this process will work with is Bunches. |
How to pull units?
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This options option will only be available if the company (or locationslocation) has the the Sell By Units Setting enabled and word. |
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This options only works for solid boxes in bunches. |
What happens with the box
fromwhere the units were pulled from?
Once a box from the inventory is selected to pull a given number of units Bunches from it, two scenarios are possible:-
- Pull all the units from the box: in this case, the box is opened and all its units are added to the selected order.
- Pull some of the units from the box: the system will reduce the available
- bunches from the box. If the box code has more than one unit associated to it, the system will split the product line:
- E.g: We had a product line in our inventory with 2 EB with 3 bunches per box so the
- inventory line item had in total 6 units.
We pulled 2 units from a box so we have now 4 units available in two boxes. The system will split the inventory line as follows:
