Open the Create Invt. Put-away/Pick/Movement window.
Creates inventory put-away or pick documents from one or more source documents when the warehouse location is set up to require put-away but not receive processing or pick processing but not shipment processing. With this basic warehouse configuration, you can also create inventory movements, such as moving items to and from internal operations that are represented by source documents. Information from the source document header and lines is copied to the inventory put-away, pick, or movement document.
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Components for assembly orders cannot be picked or posted with inventory picks. Instead, you must use inventory movements. |
You cannot select to create an inventory pick and an inventory movement at the same time because they behave similarly.
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Inventory picks and inventory movements have the following important differences:
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Options
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Create Invt. Put-away | Select if you want to create inventory put-away documents for all source documents that are included in the filter and for which a put-away document is appropriate. |
Create Invt. Pick | Select if you want to create inventory pick documents for all source documents that are included in the filter and for which a pick document is appropriate. |
Create Invt. Movement | Select if you want to create inventory movement documents for all source documents that are included in the filter and for which a movement document is appropriate. |
Print Document | Select if you want a printed report for your document. Separate reports will be printed for inventory put-aways, inventory picks, and inventory movements. |
Show Error | Select if you want the batch job to stop and display information about which source document or documents have errors. Use this field when you run the batch job for several source documents. |
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For more information about how to work with reports, see Viewing Test Reports before Posting, How to: View and Print Reports and How to: Set Filters. For more information about how to find specific pages, see Search. |