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Sales Order Marking

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Hi All

I wonder if anyone can explain marking in the simplest sense of the word with regards to sales order consumption.

My understanding is that marking basically allows you to tie supply to demand in order to attribute real cost? 

I assumed that when you click inventory/marking on a sales order line you would only see the 'available' physical stock (i.e. receipts and positive transfers / adjustments etc. that haven't already been consumed by some other demand).

In fact it shows ALL the positive transactions - just as long as they have not been previously marked to another order (I assume that can be a transfer or production order too). So in essence I could mark my sales order and tie it to a previous p/o receipt that has already been consumed???

If this is all true, I assumed a stock close would true up the figures (supply->demand) and therefore any further demand following the close (i.e. a new sales orders) would only allow you to mark against physical stock.

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    Rahul Mohta Profile Picture
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    RE: Sales Order Marking

    When marking is done and financial inventory is tracked at the inventory dimensions level then the actual cost does get transferred to the issue transactions of sales invoice

  • MATTGUO Profile Picture
    22,344 Moderator on at
    RE: Sales Order Marking

    Hi,

    What does the last sentence mean: any further demand following the close (i.e. a new sales orders) would only allow you to mark against physical stock?

    This functionality forces the Recalculation functionality and the Close functionality in Inventory to settle the quantity that was marked between the two transactions.

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