Inventory Receipt Labels (INRP205)

Program Description

This program can be found on the Inventory Reports Stocking and Analysis menu (INV-4-2-5). When items are received into inventory through Inventory Receipts and Purchase Order Receipts (PO-1-4), labels can be printed for the items received. If labels are not printed during the receipts, Inventory Receipts Labels allows the labels to be printed.

 

By entering a specific date received and document number, the labels printed in Inventory Receipts Labels correspond with a specific receipt. The number of labels printed correspond with the quantity received. The actual serial numbers that were received in are not included on the label. The labels can be printed in a standard label format or on bar-code labels. The standard label format allows the operator to define the height of the labels used from 1 to 5 inches. There are several options of what can be printed on the labels.

 

The program only prints receipt transactions. The file used is the Inventory Transaction (IMWACTD) data file. Receipt transactions remain on the system until they are purged. In order for the labels to correspond with the receipt transaction, a match must be found between the IMWACTD file and the input when running the program. You must enter the date received that was used during the receipts and the specific document numbers. When using Purchase Order Receipts, the document number is usually the same as the purchase order number. However, when using Inventory Receipts, the operator must enter a document number. Another option if the labels were not printed out at the time of the receipt is to use Item Number Labels (INV-4-1-9). Item Number Labels allows the user to print the number of labels and specific serial numbers for each label.

 

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