Auto Reorder Check

Modified on Tue, Sep 17 at 3:47 PM

This report provides information about your parts and whether they are set up for auto purchasing. It can be found under the inventory reports category from the left menu.


Below is a sample of what the report may look like:



You may customize your report by choosing which columns are shown and where by selecting the Configuration Icon in the top right. A quick tutorial is shown; for more help see Customizing Reports:



Finally, the chart below provides descriptions of the possible columns:


ColumnDescription
Part IDThe ID Code for the part. See Data Validation Rules for Part IDs for more help as to what characters are allowed.
DescriptionAny description of the part.
Stock TypeType of stock part this is generally a bearing would have a stock type of BRG
UnitIssue Unit for the Part
CriticalWhether this part is critical to your organization.
Min & Max QtyMax and min quantity you would like to have in inventory.
On HandCurrent number of parts in inventory.
Avg CostAverage Cost for the part
Total CostAverage Cost * Quantity on Hand
AccountAccount the part is linked to.
Manufacturer
Manufacturer of the part.
Manufacturer IDID of the manufacturer.
Auto Purchase OnWhether auto purchasing is set up for this part.
Preferred Vendor ID & NameThe vendor ID and name that will be used in auto purchases.
Part AutoPurchase StatusWhether auto purchasing is set up for this part.
Last Counted DateDate part was last counted.
Count FrequencyHow often the part is counted.
Place AreaOptional Location information for the part
Section, Row, Shelf, BinInformation about where the part is located.
Create Date & ByUser that created the part and date of its creation.
ConsignmentIs this part on Consignment with a Vendor
UPC CodeThe UPC(Universal Product Code)code assigned to the part 

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