Warehouse and Transactions
The Warehouse and Transactions tab in the Materials module shows all warehouse locations that store a material, displays inventory details, and records related activity.
Expand or collapse sections in this tab.
Warehouse section
- Add: Add a warehouse to the material.
- Warehouse: The name or code of the warehouse where the material is stored.
- Location: Specific storage location or bin within the warehouse.
- Min. quantity: Minimum stock level allowed for the material in this warehouse.
- Max. quantity: Maximum stock level allowed for the material in this warehouse.
- On hand: Current quantity of the material available.
- Last count: Date of the last physical inventory count.
Add warehouse
Add an existing warehouse record to manage storage locations. This ensures accurate inventory tracking and visibility of material availability.
- On the Materials > Warehouse and transactions tab, in the Materials section, click Add.
- In the Add warehouse window, enter information in the following fields
- Warehouse
- Location
- Quantity on hand
- Minimum quantity
- Maximum quantity
- Click one of the following
- Add: Add the warehouse.
- Add another: Keep the window open to add another warehouse.
- Cancel: Close the window without saving.
Update warehouse
Update warehouse details to maintain correct inventory tracking.
- Select Update from the Actions menu on the left of a row.
- In the Update warehouse window, change the fields and click Update.
- Click Update to save.
Remove warehouse
Remove a warehouse to eliminate inactive or duplicate locations. This prevents transactions from being linked to obsolete locations.
- Select Remove from the Actions menu on the left of a row.
- In the confirmation message, click Remove.
- Click Update to save.
Transactions section
- Show: Filter the transactions grid by selecting an option
- All (default): Display records for all transaction types.
- Receipts: Display only material receipt records.
- Issues: Display only material issue records.
- Adjustments: Display material adjustment records, including transfers and counts.
- Quantity: Number of material units in the transaction.
- Date created: Date and time the transaction was recorded.
- UOM: Unit of measure for the material (for example: each, box, or kg).
- User name: Name of the user who recorded the transaction.
- Transaction code: Code that identifies the transaction type.