| | Examples of orders with or without related receipt ordersExamples of related receipt orders Maintenance Work Order with related Maintenance Sales Order Lot A containing cell phones is received for Maintenance Sales Order A. Maintenance Work Order B, with instructions to check and replace the batteries, is
created from Maintenance Sales Order A. Therefore, Maintenance Sales Order A is the related receipt order of Maintenance Work Order B. When the repairs for Maintenance Work Order B are due, the cell phones must be issued to the repair
shop. For this purpose, the application creates outbound advice for lot A that
was received with Maintenance Sales Order A. Items belonging to lot A received with orders other than Maintenance Sales Order A are ignored for the outbound advice. Maintenance Sales Order with related Maintenance Work Order Lot A consisting of the repaired cell phones is received
again in the warehouse for Maintenance Work Order B. Outbound advice is created for Maintenance Sales Order A to issue lot A in order to return the cell phones to the
customer. Supplier Claim with related Customer Claim Based on Customer Claim C, a damaged compressor pump is received
in the warehouse of wholesaler D. Wholesaler D creates Supplier Claim E to send the damaged pump to their
supplier. Customer Claim with related Supplier Claim A new compressor pump is received in wholesaler D's
warehouse based on Supplier Claim E. Wholesaler D completes Customer Claim C by shipping the new compressor pump to
the customer.
Example of an order without a related receipt
order To fulfill a customer demand for cell phone batteries, outbound
advice is created for sales order X, which is not related to a receipt order.
For sales order X, the application must ignore the inventory received with Maintenance Sales Order A in the previous example. | |