All the receipt lines must be entered as arrived; this is done in Register Arrivals. This includes the orders concerning inventory parts, non-inventory registered purchase parts, and no-number parts. An exception to this is any receipt line with the demand code Customer Order Direct. That kind of receipt line is entered through the direct delivery function.
The arrival registration is performed in different dialogs, depending on whether the parts are serial handled and whether the serial numbers will be defined at the arrival registration or later. If you are handling serial handled parts and have decided to postpone the serial numbering, you should enter the arrival by using the Receive dialog for parts without serial numbers. There are also separate dialogs for the parts that are received from internal order transit. These parts are delivered from a site or a remote warehouse and received at a site or a remote warehouse that belongs to the same company. In these dialogs, you can only pick and receive the parts that exist in order transit.
You must enter a receipt reference when the automated invoicing function (self-billing) is used.
If the parts are imported, you can enter information about customs declaration number, date and country of origin. Information in the header is added to all lines in the Receive dialog but it is possible to change the data on each line if needed. Note that it is not possible to use different customs declaration numbers for the same lot Batch. If the same PO line contains more than one lot Batch, with different customs declaration numbers, you need to split the receipt.
You can also modify some data on the receipt line.
For catch unit enabled parts, it is optional to report the catch quantity at arrival if the arrival goes into an arrival or QA location. If the catch quantity is reported at arrival for an arrival or QA location, the following will apply:
- Any catch quantity is accepted; null, zero, or greater than zero.
- If the entered catch quantity is greater than zero, the location for this part will require a catch quantity as long as the inventory quantity is greater than zero.
- The system ignores any entered catch quantity, the transaction is accepted with no messages.
- The system demands a catch quantity, and if a catch quantity is not entered (or zero is entered), then a message is displayed.
You can either process one line at a time or select several lines and receive them all together. In the dialog, you can remove any lines that you have selected by mistake. It is also possible to split the receipt line into several locations using Split Receipt. A new line for each location should be created. Partial receipts can be entered for a receipt line that is partially delivered by the supplier. Some of the indicated data can be changed directly on the receipt line or in the corresponding dialog.
You can increase or decrease the quantity. The over-delivery check can be activated for the purchase part when receiving purchase orders. Therefore, if you increase the quantity and exceed the over delivery tolerance, a message appears.
When the parts that should be inspected according to a control plan for purchasing arrive, they can be received only to an inventory location that belongs to the receipt process, i.e., Arrival or QA. If you try to move them to another inventory location type, a message will appear.
When receiving rental parts, it is possible to start the rental charging cycle at the time of the arrival of goods. This is called automatic start rental. You can decide on the start rental date, quantity, lot batch numbers, serials numbers that you want to start rental automatically at the time of receipt.
If a purchase order is generated from a shop order with an outside operation which is the last operation, and the Receive into Inventory on Last Operation option is enabled on the used work center, the Receive Shop Order on Arrival dialog will appear upon confirming the arrival registration.
The inventory parts are entered as arrived. The receipt line status is different, depending on the receive case:
For non-inventory registered purchase parts and no-number parts:
When receiving a shipment order that is used to move purchased parts between different arrival and QA locations i.e. a shipment order line having demand code purchase receipt:
If the purchase order originates from a customer order, the customer order is updated with the quantity that has been reported upon the receipt. This is valid for both inventory and non-inventory registered parts.
If you have enabled Mandatory Create Analysis under Basic Data for Quality Management, the Qty to Inspect field in the Receipt page will get the highest sample size according to the data points that will be included in the analysis.
The inventory into which the parts will be received depends on the demand code, and whether the purchase order line had been connected to a project activity.
If the purchase order line had been connected to a project activity and the demand code is set to Project Inventory, or if the line had not been connected to a project activity but the demand code is set to Project or Project Delivery, the parts will be received into project inventory. In all other situations, inventory parts will be received into the standard inventory.
If the Ownership Transfer Point list on the Company/Distribution tab is set to Receipt into Arrival, parts received into an arrival or quality assurance location will be considered as owned by the company, resulting in inventory postings being created. If the Ownership Transfer Point list is set to Receipt into Inventory, parts received into an arrival or quality assurance location will be considered as owned by the supplier, and inventory postings will not be created until the parts are moved into a stock location.These parts will not affect the inventory value or inventory part statistics. The quantities of these parts in the arrival or quality assurance locations will be included in the supply and demand views, to avoid multiple supplies for a created demand. Receipts made into the arrival and quality assurance locations will be included in the inventory calculation of purchase costs.
When using the automated invoicing function (self-billing), the supplier invoice is generated when the arrival is entered into the system where the ownership transfer point is set to Receipt into Arrival. The receipt reference that you have entered is used as the invoice number. The supplier invoice is based on the quantity received, and the purchase price is used to calculate the invoice amount. A separate invoice line is created for each receipt line having the same receipt reference. Customs declaration date and number is available for self-billing invoices and can be entered at the receipt. This information is stored with the invoice and available for tax reporting. The invoice is automatically matched and ready to be paid. The base for the currency rate date of the invoice is set by the Incoming Inv Curr Rate Base parameter in Company/Invoice/General tab. All automatically created invoices can be viewed in Self-billing Invoice Analysis. In this page, you can study the error text.
Customs information and country of origin are saved per Receipt and per lot Batch.
For the parts with component parts or a supplier material structure, and a decision to back flush the components, a direct automatic issue of the component parts will take place upon arrival registration of the main part. The quantity of the back flushed component parts corresponds to the quantity of the main part received and the quantity per assembly. The parts will be issued from the specified back flushing location to the supplier. Whether a negative quantity on hand is allowed for the inventory part will be taken into consideration, when there are insufficient component parts available at the back flushing location. If the parts do get back flushed, the back flushed quantity will be updated accordingly.
When the purchase order line has a tax code with deductible tax percentage less than 100 for parts with inventory valuation method FIFO, LIFO or Weighted Average, then non-deductible tax amount will be a part of the purchase cost and will be added to the arrival postings. When the purchase order line has parts with inventory valuation method Standard Cost and its inventory unit cost consists of a non-deductible tax, then the non-deductible tax amount will be a part of the purchase cost and will be added to the arrival postings.
If the Post Price Difference at Arrival option on the Company/Distribution tab is enabled, the price differences will be booked both at the purchase order arrival against the purchase order price, and then later at invoice matching against the invoiced price. For a positive price difference on the arrival transaction, i.e., if the price on the purchase order is higher than the cost of the transaction, postings are created with the debit posting type M19 - Price diff Purch, HIGHER PRICE, and the credit posting type M10 - Goods receipt with purchase order. For a negative price difference on the arrival transaction, postings are created with the debit posting type M10 - Goods receipt with purchase order, and the credit posting type M20 - Price diff Purch, LOWER PRICE.
For inventory registered purchase parts with a Company Owned ownership type, postings are created with the debit posting type M1 - Inventory, and the credit posting type M10 - Goods receipt with purchase order. However, postings are not created when receiving parts that have either Customer Owned, Supplier Owned, or Supplier Loaned ownership types. For non-inventory parts and no-number parts, postings are created with debit posting M92 - Purchase Non-Inventory Material Arrival, and the credit posting M91 - Non-Inventory Receipt with PO, which are not invoiced. For inventory parts with Company Rental Asset ownership inventory transactions are created without postings, and in addition purchase transactions are created with M91 and M92 postings.
For shipment orders, postings are created with the debit type posting M1 - Inventory, and the credit posting type M5 - Receipt without Purchase Order.
If purchase charges were included in the part cost, then the charges will be booked separately at arrival where credit posting type M189 - Arrival Charges is used.
When the purchase order charge line has a tax code with deductible tax percentage less than 100, then non-deductible tax amount will be added to the charges arrival posting (M189).
When reporting the arrival of parts that are owned by a customer for which part acquisition values are handled, the unit price (excluding any discount or additional cost) from the purchase order lines will be used as automatically-created initial estimate part acquisition values, if the values are not already entered on the applicable acquisition value level (part or lot/batch) for the arrived part numbers.
When the arrival is made with consignment stock management (a consignment ownership type), postings are created with the debit posting type M60 - Consignment Stock, and the credit posting type M61 - Consignment Stock Receipt.
When the arrival is made and the charge/no charge (component part) function is used, the accountings are the following:
When the arrival of a purchase exchange order is registered, the accountings are the following:
For detailed descriptions of all the system events and posting types, see the document Financial Events and their Bookings.
When parts on a manual pegged purchase order line are being received into inventory, the received quantity is automatically allocated to the demands that are pegged to the purchase order line, in the ascending due date order. The pegged quantity is reduced by the received quantity on all the received objects. When a purchase order line is partially delivered or some of the arrived material is rejected (and therefore the peggings are not fulfilled), you will be notified through an event if the pegged demands were not fulfilled. If you would like to receive this notification, use the Unfulfilled Pegging event.
The analyses will be created according to the triggers connected to the data points in a control plan. If a non-conforming trigger exists in the control plan, you will not be able to move a part from the arrival or QA location before the analysis is confirmed.
If the Print Serviceability Tag option is enabled, the serviceability tag is printed in the serviceability status you entered. Serviceability tag refers to the tag used in the Aviation industry to clearly identify an uninstalled component or assembly and its current status.
Note: Order Line Match in In Transit dialog/records will show the exact deliveries for the demand purchase order line. If it is a match, then those records are supplied specific for the purchase order line selected in the Receive dialog. In Transit Order Match in the lines of Receive dialog will show a match if the Transit lines are matched with the attributes of the Receiving purchase order line.
Note: The default value of Print Serviceability Tag can be controlled by the value of the PRNT_SERVICE_TAG_ACS object property in System Definition/Object Property.
Note: If the Input UoM Group option is enabled in the Receive page or the Register Arrivals page, you can enter the quantities in units other than in the inventory unit of measure. To do this, click Input UoM, and in the Input UoM Parameters dialog that opens, select an input unit of measure and enter the parameters. The inventory quantity is calculated using the values entered for input variables.
Note: If the delivery date has been specified as the supplier invoice tax liability date in the Tax Liability Date Control page for a tax code, the supplier invoice must be entered manually and the self-billing invoice creation process will be stopped with an error.