Corrections
The process of inspecting the goods & making changes in
the count is known as corrections. In order to understand this process let us
create a PO . Navigate to Purchase Orders >
Purchase Orders & give details as shown below
Save & approve the PO
Navigate to Receiving > Receipts & search by PO number
We can see that system is showing 100 being received @ our
gate
But in actual we have received only 80 items. So change the
quantity to 80 & save the record
Next is to inspect the goods. Navigate to Receiving >
Receiving Transactions
Due to some reasons we were able to inspect only 70 items,
so change quantity to 70 & save the record. Re query to see the lines
Click on first line & click on inspect
Now these 70 items needs to be transferred to sub
inventories but we’ll deliver only 60. In order to do so change the quantity of
first line to 60 & provide the subinventory name & save the record
Now navigate to Receiving > Corrections
From the above form we can conclude that out of 80 items
that we have received, 60 were delivered to subinventory, 10 are inspected but
are not assigned to any subinventory & 10 are waiting in receiving area to
be inspected
We can also check the same from Receiving Transaction
Summary form
Case 1: We found that there were 5 quantities extra in
subinventory
Save the record & re query it
So 5 items were reduced from subinventory & were added
to our inspection.
Case2: Now we found that 2 items are less in our inspection
Save the record & requery it
Now system has reduced 2 from Transfer & added it to
Accept. (Actually there was 0 at transfer so I can’t perform above transaction.
Changing quantity to 5 has made it possible)
Now again we can check that at what level the corrections
has taken place. Navigate to Receiving > Receiving Transaction Summary
Returns
Returns are used to return goods to our supplier. We can not
return negative quantity. We can return quantities to either Supplier or
Receiving
Navigate to Receiving > returns
Case1: Return quantities from Subinventory to Receiving
Save & requery
We can see that the goods have been reduced from
subinventory & added to inspection.
Case 2: Return goods from subinventory to supplier
Save & requery the record
We can see that these items have been reduced from
subinventory but not been added anywhere. It will be sent to suppliers.
Other Receiving options
Navigate to Setup > Organization > Receiving Options à
Give Inventory Organization Name
1.) Enforce
Ship-To: This option is used when supplier changes the Ship-To location. We
have an option of either giving a warning or rejecting.
2.) ASN
Control Action: This option is used if supplier wants to send some goods in
advance
3.) Receipt
Days Early: This enables us as to how many days early can we receive the goods
4.) Receipt
Days Late: This enables us as to how many days late can we receive the goods
5.) Receipt
Days Exceed action: It enables us to either give warning or reject the goods in
case the supplier do not delivers the goods in specified duration
6.) Over
Receipt Tolerance: By this we can decide as to what can be the over limit
tolerance for our goods (means how many extra quantities can we take from
supplier)
7.) Over
Receipt Action: It tells as what action can we take when we receive more than
the specified quantities.
To check this functionality we’ll
create a PO
Now navigate to Receiving >
Receipts
Change quantity to 105 & we
get a warning message
Now change location & again
we’ll get a warning message
Press OK & save the record. With this the
goods are received
Hi Vipul,
ReplyDeleteThanks for providing good document. In Oracle, Returns can be send to suppliers (RETURN TO VENDOR) and also to receiving (‘RETURN TO RECEIVING’).
I am trying to understand the use case of ‘RETURN TO RECEIVING’. What exactly does it mean? Is it returning the goods to the internal inventory(shiptolocation)?
Please give me your input on the same. Thanks in advance.
Hi,
DeleteAs per my understanding, below are the comments.
Retrun to Receiving --> Returning the goods to supplier inventory and same creates material transactions in MTL_MATERIAL_TRANSACTIONS
Return to Vendor --> This creates Debit Memo in AP.
Thanks!
Hi Vipul,
ReplyDeleteCould you pls tell me that what is the use of Transaction type as Transfer.
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