Manual:Inventory: Difference between revisions

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 ::*Width
 ::*Height
+:11. <b>In Stock Qty</b> automaticaly adjusted when receiving in parts and fulfilling customer orders
+:12. Enter <b>Unit Desc</b>
+:13. Enter <b>Minimum Stock</b> of quantity to always be in stock (for reordering)
+:14. Displays <b>Locations</b> of where parts are stocked
+:15. Enter <b>Ctry of Origin</b> of where the part came from
+:16. Enter <b>Tariff Code</b>
+::*The code that is used for International Sales codes from teh United States International Trade Commission. rever to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States for this information.
+:17. <b>Reserve Qty</b> specifies the quantity of this part that should always be in stock. For example, these parts may be required for production run purposes and should not be sold.
+:18. <b>Lead Days</b> indicates the number of days needed to order and recieve the part from the supplier
+:19. Enter <b>Cubic Feet</b> if applicable
+:20. Enter <b>Guage</b? if applicable
+:21. Enter <b>Count Per Qty</b> is the amount of individual parts per unit. For example, one unit may be a pallet of 15 individual parts, making the count per unit 15.
+:22. Enter <b>Color</b> of part, if applicable
 #Suppliers/Customers Part#
 ::*Used if internal part number is different from manufacturer part number