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Description How To
Create Inventory UOM Go to Inventory > Inventory UOM
  

Add Stock UOM. Example: pound

  • Enter Unit Measure, Symbol and Unit Type.
  • Click Save.

Note: Stock UOM is the basis of conversion to other UOMs.

  Click New toolbar button to add another inventory UOM.
  

Add Other UOM - 5-lb bag

  • Enter Unit Measure, Symbol.
  • Select Packed in the Unit Type field.
  • In the Other UOM field select the Stock UOM, in our example pound.
  • In the Conversion To field enter how many pounds in a 5-lb bag.
  • Click Save

  Click New toolbar button to add another inventory UOM.
  

Add Other UOM - 10-lb bag

  • Enter Unit Measure and Symbol.
  • Select Packed in the Unit Type field.
  • In the Other UOM field select the Stock UOM, in our example pound.
  • In the Conversion To field enter how many pounds in a 5-lb bag.

Create Sub Location Go to Common Info > Company Locations
  In a selected Company Location go to Sub Location tab.
  

Add Sub Location.

Create Storage Unit Go to Inventory > Storage Unit Types
  

Add a Storage Unit Type.

  • Enter the Name and Description.
  • In the Internal Code field select what this bin is for.
  • Select the Capacity UOM.
  • Enter Max Weight for the storage unit type.
  • Fill in other information you feel necessary.
  • Click Save and Close.

Create Storage Locations Go to Inventory > Storage Locations
  

Add Storage Location.

  • Enter Name and Description.
  • Select Storage Unit Type.
  • Select Location.
  • Select Sub Location
  • Fill in other information you feel necessary.
  • Click Save and close.

Create itemItem is lot tracked - yes - serial numberGo to Inventory > Items
  

Add new item.

  • Enter Item No and Description.
  • In the Type field select the item type. In this example, let's use Inventory.
  • In the Lot Tracking field select Yes - Serial Number

Add Unit Measure for the item.

  • Select the Stock UOM, in this example: pound, and check the Stock Unit checkbox.
  • Select Other UOMs. 

Notice that as you add other UOMs, the Unit Qty is automatically updated with the converted qty. That is why it is recommended that you setup your Inventory UOMs properly so that when you add it to your item, the system will calculate/convert it for you. This will save you extra step with entering/converting the qty per uom added.

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