Product Inquiry - Transactions overview
Use this page to view the transaction history from the Product Transaction Activity Report.
This inquiry is referred to as a ledger card inquiry. View the history of a product from multiple perspectives:
- Inventory Control
- Sales Order Entry
- Purchase Order
- Warehouse Transfer
- Kit Production
- Value Add
- Vendor Accounts Payable
- Price/Discounting
Unlike Product Availability Inquiry-Future, this view displays what has previously occurred to the Product Warehouse Product Setup-Ordering On Hand quantity.
The On Hand quantity is the current Product Warehouse Product Setup-Ordering On Hand balance for the product. The transactions display the quantities involved. The Transactions view takes what is presently On Hand and applies the history transactions to that balance, based on your selection criteria.
For each order, the On Hand quantity is the net result due to the quantity on the order. This inquiry displays the most current transactions first. The calculated On Hand quantity for an order is the result of the quantity +/- On Hand quantity from the line below it. The calculated On Hand balance is not affected by stock adjustment (sa) transactions entered through Transfer Exception Receipts Entry. An increase and a corresponding decrease is performed internally in the shipping warehouse. The line item displayed on the Transaction view is for the exception quantity. The On Hand column shows a net effect of 0.
For return in (ri) transactions entered in Sales Order Entry, the customer’s name is displayed. Vendor names are displayed for return exchange (re) and return out (ro) transactions entered in Purchase Order Entry.
Sorting transactions
To sort the transactions, click any column heading in the results table. An arrow is displayed next to the column title to indicate the sort order of the transactions. To reverse the sort order, click the column heading again.
Attaching a product transaction note
To attach a note to a transaction, use the Infor Ming.le Notes context application.
See Notes.