| | Print In Transit Inventory (whinr1410m300)Use this session to print item quantities
listed on transfer orders. The items are issued from the origin
warehouse but have not yet been received in the destination warehouse. These
items are loaded onto trucks or other means of transport, or located at pooling
points such as harbors or airports. Items issued to customers, projects, production lines, or
service departments are excluded from this report. Site A business location of an enterprise that can maintain its own
logistical data. It includes a collection of warehouses, departments and
assembly lines at the same location. Sites are used to model the supply chain
in a multisite environment. These restrictions apply to sites: - A site cannot cross countries. The warehouses and
departments of the site must be in the same country as the site.
- A site is linked to one planning cluster. Consequently, all
warehouses and work centers of a site must belong to the same planning
cluster.
- A site is linked to one logistic company.
You can link a site to an enterprise unit or an enterprise unit to a site. If an enterprise unit is linked to a site, the entities of the site belong to the enterprise unit.
Conversely, if a site is linked to an enterprise unit, the entities of the
enterprise unit belong to the site. Warehouse Valuation Group An entity that is used to group warehouses for inventory
valuation purposes. To define a warehouse valuation group, you must link a
warehouse valuation group code to the warehouses that you want to include in
the warehouse valuation group. Warehouse valuation groups and item valuation
groups are linked, for example, to inventory valuation methods to valuate the
item-warehouse combinations included in the warehouse and item valuation
groups. Origin Warehouse The warehouse from which the goods are issued. Destination Warehouse The warehouse in which the goods are received. Item Valuation Group An entity that is used to group items for inventory valuation
purposes. To define an item valuation group, you must link an item valuation
group code to the items that you want to include in the item valuation group.
Item valuation groups and warehouse valuation groups are linked, for example,
to inventory valuation methods to valuate the item-warehouse combinations
included in the warehouse and item valuation groups. From Item The raw materials, subassemblies, finished products, and tools
that can be purchased, stored, manufactured, and sold. An item can also represent a set of items handled as one kit,
or which exist in multiple product variants. You can also define nonphysical items, which are not
retained in inventory but can be used to post costs or to invoice services to
customers. The examples of nonphysical items: - Cost items (for example, electricity)
- Service items
- Subcontracting services
- List items (menus/options)
Include Finalized Transfers If this check box is selected, inventory listed on
transfer orders whose receipt is confirmed in the destination warehouse is
included in the report. Print Quantities Only If this check box is selected, the in-transit value is
excluded from the report. Aggregate by Item If this check box is selected, the in-transit inventory
is aggregated by item and destination warehouse if the Destination Warehouse option is selected, and origin
warehouse if the Origin Warehouse option is selected. Use Local Currency If this check box is selected, the value of the
in-transit inventory is expressed in the local currency of the financial company of the origin warehouse. Note This field is unavailable if the Print Quantities Only check box is
selected. Currency The currency used to express the value of the in-transit
inventory. Note This field is unavailable if the Print Quantities Only check box or the Use Local Currency check box is selected. Sort by The sort options for the in-transit inventory
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