Demo Videos
Goods In Transit
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This demo video explains how SYSPRO handles inventory transfers between warehouses within a company, focusing on the Goods In Transit facility. It contrasts the Immediate Transfer method with the more controlled Transfer Out / Transfer In process, which accounts for actual transit time and provides better tracking of goods movement.
Topics
Immediate vs. Goods In Transit: Understanding the difference between instant and staged inventory movement.
Transfer Out Transaction: Initiating the shipment from the source warehouse.
Transfer In Transaction: Receiving goods into the destination warehouse upon arrival.
Inventory Movement Tracking: Using SYSPRO’s tools to monitor and reconcile inventory in transit.
Insights
Goods In Transit creates visibility of inventory that is physically moving between warehouses, improving supply chain accuracy.
Transfer Out marks inventory as in transit, reserving it for the destination warehouse and removing it from the source’s on-hand stock.
Transfer In finalizes the movement, updating the destination warehouse’s inventory once goods are received.
Variance handling rules allow companies to define how discrepancies between shipped and received quantities are managed- either adjusting the receiving warehouse or returning the variance to the sender.