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Scenario Event Sequence Day 1    Day 2    Explanation

Create Sale Shipment

(Auto Stock Adjustment)

    (tick)

   ((tick))

 
  • Successfully posted as a result of auto stock adjustment transaction had increased the stock QOH sufficiently
  • Auto Stock Adjustment transaction was triggered by the setting of the Auto Stock Adjust (Win) in the user's Readysell Workstations 
Create Purchase Receipt#1     (tick)  
  • Successful posted, however the transaction was not dated correctly e.g. future datedDay 2.
  • To achieve the purpose of offsetting the auto stock adjustment transaction, chronologically the purchase receipt date should be the same as the sale shipment or one day earlier
Reverse Purchase Receipt#1     (error)
  •  Unsuccessful due to insufficient stock QOH
Corrective Action Sequence
 Day 2 Note
Create Stock Quantity          Adjustment#1      (tick)
  • To increase the stock quantity sufficiently to enable successful execution of the pending receipt reversal
    e.g. if the purchase receipt reversal would cause the QOH to be -5 then the stock adjustment QTY must be set to 5 (or more)
  • Ensure the transaction date is backdate to Day 1
Reverse Purchase Receipt#1     (tick)
  • As a result of the stock quantity adjustment, there is sufficient QOH for the reversal to be successful
  • Ensure the transaction date is backdate to Day 1
Create Purchase Receipt#2      (tick)
  • This receipt replaces Purchase Receipt#1 
  • Ensure the transaction date is backdate to Day 1(or 1 day earlier) to facilitate the offset of the auto stock adjustment transaction
Create Stock Quantity Adjustment#2     (tick)
  • To decrease the stock quantity to achieve a net zero quantity for the stock quantity adjustments made
    i.e. Stock Quantity Adjustment#1 QTY + Stock Quantity Adjustment#2 QTY = 0
    e.g. if SQA#1 QTY = 5 then SQA#2 QTY must be set to -5
           5 + (-5) = 0 
  • Ensure the transaction date is backdate to Day 1

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