Eg.: distribution input, factory replenishment, external purchase, etc.
Some movement codes can be used by default in some processes. For instance, for a manual transfer with qualitative change, an automatic adjustment movement is generated with the setting up of the movement code used in the stock configuration.
Refer to documentation Implementation
The movement code is created in record mode, it can be modified, including if there are flows that use it. It is not possible to delete a movement code if there is a flow that uses it, irrespective of whether it is archived or not.
Presentation
To create a movement code, a code is assigned to it that identifies it in a unique manner with 3 alphanumerical characters, and a name.
Two groups of flows are used:
the flows relating to the products: Input, Transfer, Manual adjustment, Automatic adjustment, Output, Assembling, Disassembling
the flows relating to the consumables: Consumables
Use table of the movement codes:
Movement code | Flow |
Input | Expected input |
Transfer | Unit, mass, automatic transfer, to an internal/external store |
Manual adjustment | Unit, mass, automatic adjustment |
Automatic adjustment | Adjustment on inventory |
Outout | Delivery order |
Consumable | Input, Output |
Assembling | Assembling order of type assembling |
Disassembling | Assembling order of type disassembling |
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
Block number 1
| The movement code is used to make the distinction between movements of the same type.
The movement code is checked against the movement code table. |
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| Select this check box to activate the current record. Disabled records keep their content and setup but cannot be used (by recalling their code) on other records (documents, settings ...), or for mass processes. The authorizations to a given function can prohibit the creation of an active record. In this case, the check box is disabled by default. It can only be modified by an authorized user or through a signature Workflow. |
Block number 2
| Movement type associated with the movement code. Input, Transfer, Manual Adjustment, Automatic Adjustment, Output, Consumable, Assembling and Disassembling. |
| Adjustment type: Addition to container: used to create an object by linking it to another object |
| Movement type of the consumable: |
Interfaces
| Transmission of an interface report for the expected inputs (XEIN), the direct inputs (XINP), the adjustments (XAJM) and the delivery orders (XDLO, XSHP). |
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