RE: How expected receipt date and planned receipt date in purchase order in calculated?
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See this article for all details but if you set inbound warehouse handling time then BC adds that to Planned Receipt date which is the date product arrives to your warehouse. Basically Expected Receipt date is the date product is ready to consume (let say you have QA that takes 1 day after receiving product).
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Requested Receipt Date: This is the date you have requested that the goods be delivered to your location. This date will be blank unless you populate it. When the Requested Receipt Date is populated, NAV uses this date to populate the Planned Receipt Date. The Planned Receipt Date is the date the order is expected to arrive at the warehouse location.
Promised Receipt Date: This is the date your vendor initially promised that you would receive the goods. Populating this date will reset the receipt date information on the line.
NAV adds the INBOUND WAREHOUSE HANDLING TIME to the Promised Receipt Date to set the Expected Receipt Date, which is the date the goods are available for orders.
Expected Receipt Date: This is the date you expect the goods to be available in the storage location. When this date is populated, it recalculates the Planned Receipt Date. This is the date NAV uses to plan when inventory will be available for use in the system.
Planned Receipt Date: This is the date you expect the order to arrive at your facility. It is different from the Expected Receipt Date in that it may take the warehouse time to receive and inspect the inbound purchase orders.
