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CT Transaction Type in Inventory

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Posted on by Cynthia Audain

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On looking at an inventory issue report I saw a transaction type of CT which on investigating I realized that CT means Cash Transfer. However, I am trying to understand how this is being used in Inventory.

Could someone throw some light on how this type of transaction is used in the system?

Thanks in advance.

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Cynthia Audain 1,270 on at

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RE: CT Transaction Type in Inventory

Thanks Mark
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RE: CT Transaction Type in Inventory

It is similar to the CG (Cost of Goods) transaction types that are generated from Order Mgmt Invoices (IN) and Credit Memos (CM) transactions. It is the Cost basis of those transactions that get booked to the GL against inventory. For Inventory Issues, Returns and Transfers, a CT transaction gets generated based on the cost of the item(s) recorded in those transactions.
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RE: CT Transaction Type in Inventory

Thanks for the clarification. Indeed "cash transfer" is misleading in the help menu and it had me confused. However, you mentioned that it represents the "cost of the item in the transaction"? Do you mean that this type of transaction involves costing of the inventory item?
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RE: CT Transaction Type in Inventory

It's not "Cash Transfer", it is "Cost Transaction". Used mostly in Inventory Transfers and Issues/Returns transactions. It represents the cost of the item in the transaction. The Help menu has it labeled incorrectly as Cash Transfer. Ran into this a while back myself.