What it covers
Track location balances, partial receipts and controlled conversion of inventory into assets.
Revenue and contracts
Connect approved demand to supplier orders, receiving and stock movements.
How it works
Connect approved procurement to supplier orders, receiving and inventory movements. Location balances and partial receipts give operations a clearer picture of what has arrived and where it belongs.
Track location balances, partial receipts and controlled conversion of inventory into assets.
Convert received inventory into tracked assets through a controlled workflow.
When to use it
A working path
Confirm the requested item, quantity and approval context before creating a supplier order. Choose the supplier and receiving location carefully so the order can be reconciled when goods arrive.
Record each receipt against the order and its destination, including partial quantities when the full order has not arrived. Check the outstanding balance before closing or revising the purchase.
Inspect location balances and movement history after receiving. Convert inventory into managed assets only through the supported controlled workflow, preserving the link between purchased items and their assigned lifecycle.
Illustrative scenario
An operations team orders ten devices for a new site, receives six first, records the partial receipt at that location and completes the balance when the supplier delivers the remaining units.
Before you start
The workflow tracks partial receipts and outstanding quantities against supplier orders.
Eligible inventory can be converted through a controlled workflow that connects it to asset management.
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