Warehouse - Item (whwmd2110s000)

The status of the item/warehouse combination.

The code of the zone where the item is stored. This zone is used only in warehouses that do not use locations.

The type of location to which the received items are preferably advised.

A particular configuration of items and their packaging. A package definition for an item can, for example, be the following: a pallet contains 12 boxes and each box contains 4 pieces.

The order costs for the item. This is used to determine the economic order quantity.

The reference currency in which the value of the item inventory is expressed.

The inventory-carrying costs per year for the item per inventory unit. This is used to determine the economic order quantity.

The inventory allocation level for the current item stored in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, this item is taken into account when you run the Generate Order Planning (cprrp1210m000) session.

If this check box is selected, a text related to the item - warehouse data exists.

Ownership Registration Level

Ownership Issue Priority

This field determines how to handle the ownership for production return orders. On a production order, a business partner is not known. As a result, Manufacturing cannot read an agreement. Instead, Manufacturing obtains a default value from the current field. The default value in this field is retrieved from the field Ownership for Return to Warehouse of the Item - Warehousing (whwmd4100s000). The following values are available: Ownership Behavior

The issue of the current item from the current warehouse for a warehouse transfer is a usage, resulting in a change of ownership: Usage at warehouse transfer

If this check box is selected, the item values specified in the Item - Ordering (tcibd2100s000) session are taken into account when item-warehouse combinations are created.

If this check box is selected, you can automatically update item data in the following sessions:

If this check box is selected, the current item will be ignored for cycle counting.

If this check box is selected, LN processes inventory variances automatically.

If this check box is selected, the Fulfillment Planning functionality of the Inventory Control Services module (ICS) controls outbound advice for the warehouse and the item. The outbound advice and the fulfillment plan from ICS must match. If no fulfillment plan is present, LN cannot create outbound advice for the warehouse and item.

If this check box is selected, LN creates outbound advice, even if insufficient inventory is available.

If this check box is selected, LN will not block confirmation of the picking list line if insufficient inventory is available or on order.

The order interval for ordering the same item. By using an order interval you can prevent a too big and frequent flow of planned orders.

The date from which an order can be created for the item. LN gives a warning when a purchase order, production order or replenishment order is created before this date.

The last date on which an order can be created for the item. LN gives a warning when a purchase order, production order or replenishment order is created after this date.

The time interval between the arrival of the items and the actual storage in the warehouse.

The unit in which the inbound lead time is expressed.

The time interval between taking the items out of the warehouse and the departure of the carrier on which the items are placed.

The unit in which the outbound lead time is expressed.

The time interval, defined in hours or days, between receiving the goods on the receiving location until the moment the goods leave the warehouse from the staging location. It includes the normal waiting times on the receiving location and/or staging location, and inspection time.

The unit in which the cross-dock lead time is expressed.

The time that you can add to the normal lead time to protect delivery of goods against fluctuations in the lead time so that an order can be completed before the order's real need date.

The unit in which the safety time is expressed.

The forecast method code for a standard item. The forecast-method code is only used when LN calculates a demand forecast in the Calculate Demand Forecast (whina2202m000) session.

The standard item's expected annual usage or issue tem.

The unit of measure in which the inventory of an item is recorded, such as piece, kilogram, box of 12, or meter.

The number of periods the forecast applies to.

The period type.

The seasonal-pattern code for demand is filled if:

The service level, expressed as a percentage. You can use the service-level percentage to calculate the safety stock.

The slow-moving percentage of a standard item. This percentage indicates the item's turnover rate.

The ABC code of the item for the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, the ABC code is overwritten by using the Warehouse - Item (whwmd2110s000) session.

The order system and the order method control how to plan purchase and or/production orders.

The order method and, among other data, the order system, determine the order quantity in planned purchase, production, and replenishment orders for the item.

The multiplication factor of the order quantity. When LN generates planned orders, it also checks whether the order quantity is a multiple of the factor entered in this field.

The minimum order-quantity prevents purchasing, producing, or replenishing this item in too small quantities for an order.

The maximum order-quantity prevents purchasing, producing, or replenishing too many items for an order.

If you use the fixed order quantity order method, this field shows the item quantity that appears on:

If you use the Economic Order Quantity order method, this field shows the item quantity that appears on:

The item's maximum inventory in the warehouse.

A set inventory level where, if the total stock on-hand plus total on-order falls below that point, action is taken to replenish the stock.

The safety stock of an item in a specific warehouse.

The seasonal-pattern code for the safety stock.

If this check box is selected, the serial price is maintained by default. You can select this check box if, in the Item - Warehousing (whwmd4100s000) session, the Serials in Inventory check box is selected for the item. This check box is selected by default if the Serial Price check box is selected in the Item - Warehousing (whwmd4100s000) session.

Valuation Method

If this check box is selected, valuation for this warehouse is performed by warehouse valuation group.

The system that is used to coordinate the timely supply of goods to the production lines or assembly lines.

If this check box is selected, supply takes place from a warehouse.

The logistic company to which the warehouse in the Supply Warehouse field belongs.

The warehouse from which supply must take place.

The buy-from business partner that must supply the item.

The ship-from business partner that is related to the buy-from business partner in the Buy-from Business Partner field.

An order-dependent set of items that must be supplied together to the shop-floor warehouse.

The line station from which the supply of items is triggered.

The containers or supports that are used to hold and move goods within manufacturing, distribution processes, and, specifically, within the warehouse. For example: boxes, pallets.

The container method that is associated to the packaging item.

The code of the default location in the current warehouse to which the item is replenished from the Normal warehouse.

The number of days in the past up to and including the present day for which LN checks the issues for production orders in the Item - Warehouse - Inventory Transactions (whinr1510m000) session to calculate the average daily demand. The average daily demand is used to calculate the number of kanban bins and the default supply quantity of kanban orders.

The number of days from the present day onwards for which LN checks the planned issues for production orders in the Planned Inventory Transactions (whinp1500m000) session to calculate the average daily demand. Issues planned for a date in the past that have not yet taken place are also included. The average daily demand is used to calculate the number of kanban bins and the default supply quantity of kanban orders.

The average daily demand for (end) items from the current warehouse based on SFC production orders. The items supplied by the kanban order are used to assemble or produce the (end) items. The average daily demand is used to calculate the number of kanban bins and the default supply quantity of kanban orders.

A percentage of the average daily demand used to calculate the number of kanban bins and the default supply quantity of kanban orders. This percentage is added to the average daily demand, which results in a higher default supply quantity for the kanban orders. This is used to prevent underdeliveries.

The number of days within the future and history horizons on which there is planned or actual production in the current warehouse. The stock coverage is used to calculate number of kanban bins and the default supply quantity of kanban orders. You can manually overrule the calculated stock coverage.

The default quantity of items that must be supplied in a kanban bin.

The default number of KANBAN bins that is used to supply the assembly line if the supply system is KANBAN. Enter manually or calculate.

The quantity that must be supplied to a shop floor warehouse.

The code of the layout according to which the labels, that are used for KANBAN, must be printed.

The number of the kanban series that is used to retrieve the item from the warehouse.

If this check box is selected, handling units are used in receipts taking place for the selected item in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, handling units are used in inbound inspections taking place for the selected item in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, handling units are used in inventory for the selected item in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, handling units are used in outbound inspections taking place for the selected item in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, handling units are used in shipment processes carried out for the selected item in the current warehouse.

If this check box is selected, LN allows you to generate an outbound advice for the inventory related to package definitions other than the one defined on the order, or inventory to which package definitions are not linked.

If this check box is selected, multiple handling units picked for a specific outbound line are linked to one shipment line during the confirmation of the picking. .

The settings that control automatic generation of handling units from advance shipment notices that include the selected item and the current warehouse.

Generate Handling units automatically.

Select Yes if automatic generation of handling units is required when picking is confirmed, otherwise select no No.

Generate Handling units automatically

Generate Handling units automatically

If this check box is selected, dynamic cross-docking is possible for this item-warehouse combination.

If this check box is selected, and, after generating an outbound advice, an inventory shortage occurs, a cross-dock order is created for the inventory shortage.

If this check box is selected, LN checks if there are any open cross-dock orders that must be fulfilled by incoming goods.

If this check box is selected, and cross-dock order lines are generated, these inbound order lines will immediately receive the status Approved.

A user-defined set of priorities assigned to one or more LN table fields. LN uses the cross-dock order priority definition to generate the cross-dock order system priority.

A user-defined set of rules that LN uses to determine whether to create cross-dock orders. The rules are checked one after the other. If a valid condition is met, no cross-dock orders will be created. If no rule applies, LN permits creation of cross-dock orders. Cross-dock restriction rules are taken into account regardless of the use of direct material supply.

No cross-dock orders will be generated for quantities less than this value.

No cross-dock orders will be generated for quantities more than this value.

Indicates whether a cross-dock order will be generated for the maximum cross-dock quantity if the ordered quantity of the outbound order line is more than the quantity defined in the Maximum Cross-dock Quantity field.

Cross-dock Order Generation type when Releasing to WH

The minimum and maximum time fence tolerances for the receipt date.

If the receipt quantity of the receipt line is between the minimum and maximum quantities specified, LN will look for demand and try to cross-dock the goods accordingly.

The type of demand that must be taken into account when DMS is carried out after receipt of goods. For more information, refer to DMS demand type.

If this check box is selected, this demand type is included in the current selection.

The warehousing orders that must be included in the receipt demand type. Relevant warehousing orders with equal or higher statuses than the selected status are included in the DMS receipt demand type.

The type of demand that must be taken into account when DMS is applied to inventory. For more information, refer to DMS demand type.

If this check box is selected, this demand type is included in the current selection.

The warehousing orders that must be included in the inventory demand type. Relevant warehousing orders with equal or higher statuses than the selected status are included in the DMS inventory demand type.