Negative quantity on-hand

  • Negative quantity on-hand

    Posted by DSC Communities on April 4, 2019 at 3:25 pm
    • Michael Beaupre

      Member

      April 4, 2019 at 3:25 PM

      We’re seeing a negative quantity on-hand (QOH) in our inventory in GP after doing an Inventory Adjustment.Ā  Has anyone else seen a negative QOH?Ā  Is there a way to prevent a negative QOH?

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      Michael Beaupre
      Systems Analyst
      Connexus Energy
      Ramsey MN
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    • Charles Allen

      Member

      April 5, 2019 at 9:42 AM

      ?There is an option in Inventory Setup for overriding quantities. Make sure that option is not enabled.

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      Charles Allen
      Senior Managing Consultant
      BKD Technologies
      Houston, TX
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    • Josh Kenyon

      Member

      April 5, 2019 at 10:32 AM

      We see that happen occasionally and most of the time running the Inventory Reconcile on that particular item will correct it.

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      Josh Kenyon
      Automated Dairy Systems
      Jerome ID
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    • Michael Beaupre

      Member

      April 5, 2019 at 1:13 PM

      In Inventory Setup, we verified that the three Override check-boxes are unchecked and they are.Ā  Might there be another Inventory Setup that we’re overlooking?

      We did these steps in an attempt to fix the negative Quantity on-hand (QOH) but no luck:
      1.Ā  Ran Checklinks against Inventory
      2.Ā  Ran PSTL Item Reconciler
      3.Ā  Ran PA Reconcile Item Quantities

      We often have negative quantity ALLOCATED and then we run PSTL Item Reconciler and Reconciler fixes those.

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      Inventory Overrides

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      Michael Beaupre
      Systems Analyst
      Connexus Energy
      Ramsey MN
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    • Katie Pieczynski

      Member

      April 16, 2019 at 4:54 PM

      Do you have any of those items allocated and if so when you click on the allocation link does it show an actual document number that it is allocated to?Ā  This happens to us and it is actually the sales work table that we have to run check links on.

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      Katie Pieczynski
      Accounts Receivable Manager
      DANSR
      Champaign IL
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    • Michael Beaupre

      Member

      April 17, 2019 at 11:41 AM

      Hi Katie,Ā 
      Thank you for your reply.Ā  You say “when you click on the allocation link…”Ā  On which screen does this allocation link appear?Ā  Thank you.

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      Michael Beaupre
      Systems Analyst
      Connexus Energy
      Ramsey MN
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    • Katie Pieczynski

      Member

      April 17, 2019 at 1:20 PM

      When you go into Item Inquiry and click the Allocated link it will open up another window and show you everything that Item is allocated to.Ā  (SOP doc and Inventory transactions)Ā  If there is nothing showing in the Item Allocation Inquiry screen then I would do a check links on sales work and then try reconciling the item.

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      Katie Pieczynski
      Accounts Receivable Manager
      DANSR
      Champaign IL
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    • Michael Beaupre

      Member

      April 18, 2019 at 4:31 PM

      I’m with you now Katie.Ā  I will experiment with this (in TEST).Ā  Thank you for your post!

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      Michael Beaupre
      Systems Analyst
      Connexus Energy
      Ramsey MN
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