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.
Receipt Line Packing Structure (whinh3816m000)Use this session to add receipts where the received items are set up with package definitions. When an item is set up with package definitions, the number of different units in which items can be received is determined by the package definition. For example, you can receive 8 pallets containing 10 boxes each and 5 boxes containing 24 pieces each, and so on. You cannot add or remove lines on this screen. You can only fill in what is received.
Package Definition 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. Description 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. Receipt The number of the receipt for which packing structure data is displayed. Receipt Line The number of the receipt line for which packing structure data is displayed. QuantityTo be Advised The quantity of the receipt line that is received and registered in the warehouse, for which you can create an inbound advice. Put Away Quantity The quantity of the receipt line that is put away in the warehouse. This quantity is stored in the warehouse and obtains the In Stock status. Quantity Received in Inventory Unit The inventory unit in which the stock item data is recorded. Level The level in the package definition. If no package definition is specified for the item inventory structure, the item inventory structure does not have levels. So, the level is zero. If a package definition is specified for the item inventory structure, the item inventory structure has levels. LN retrieves the levels from the Item - Package Definition - Packaging Levels (whwmd4540m000) session. Example "1" is always the lowest level if a package definition is specified and is always the inventory unit of the item. So, if you have pallets that contain boxes and boxes that contain pieces, the values are:
Receipt Quantity The number of items received in this unit at this level. Packages that are included at a higher level are not included at this level. For example, if you receive a pallet containing 10 boxes, plus 3 loose boxes, this value is 3, not 13. Packaging Unit The unit of measure at this level in the packaging definition. EachContaining The number of lower level units that are contained in one unit of this level: for example, 10 boxes. previous.cuni The number of lower level units that are contained in one unit of this level: for example, 10 boxes. Quantity inLower Unit The receipt quantity of this level, expressed in the unit of the lower level. Received Quantityin Inventory Unit The receipt quantity of this level, expressed in the inventory unit. Quantity of Packaging Items This field is used to register the number of returnable packaging items (for example, pallets).
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