(LOCKED - STORIS access ONLY!) To activate the Serial
Tracking feature globally within STORIS, check the box. This
field must be set by STORIS before you begin using the system. Once
set, you cannot change this field.
To track inventory (all or specific items) by serial number, select
this option. If you do not want to track products by serial number,
or do not want to enter serial numbers during Warehouse Receiving
entries, do not select this option.
If you activate the Serial Number Tracking flag in the Product
file without activating this flag, the system prompts for serial numbers
only as the product leaves the system during the order completion
process.
Note that if you activate this feature, you must use the Advanced
Product Settings (Product Full) to define the products you want
to serial-track.
Confirm During Pickup CompletionTo require
users to confirm serial numbers during customer-pickup manifest completion,
check the box at this field. Otherwise, leave the field blank. This
field is active only if serial
tracking is active on your system.
Main WarehouseEnter the code or number
of your main warehouse. The warehouse location code you enter in this
field must be a valid code that already exists in the Warehouse/Store
Location Settings. The system uses the location you select here as
the default location during entry programs.
(LOCKED - STORIS access ONLY!) To activate the Location
Tracking feature for all warehouse and store locations, check
the box. To use Location Tracking, this field must be set by
STORIS before you begin using the system. Once this field is set,
you cannot change it.
If you activate this feature, you must use the Warehouse/Store
Location Settings to activate or de-activate Location Tracking
for each individual location.
Layaway in Net Purchase OrderTo include
quantities from layaway A sales transaction in which a customer leaves a deposit to reserve specified merchandise. orders when calculating
net purchase
order (Net PO), check the box at this field. Otherwise, leave the
field blank.
Add Vendor Model to ReportsTo display
the vendor model number (if any) for products on STORIS reports, check
the box at this field. If you leave this field blank, reports displays
only the product number for each product on the report.
Enter the number of months (1 through 99) you want the system to
retain Kardex history data.
The system maintains a detailed Kardex history for all products for
the current processing month. This flag sets on-line history retention
for previous calendar months.
The following 3 fields are global
settings you use to include or exclude certain data from the Kardex reporting
system. To turn Kardex reporting on or off for selected products, use
the Inventory Tracking field in the Product Settings.
Track Bin to Bin TransfersTo track
bin-to-bin transfers on the Kardex system, check the box at this field.
Otherwise, leave the box blank.
Track As-Is ActivityTo track
as-is items on the Kardex system, check the box at this field. Otherwise,
leave the box blank.
Track As-Is Reason CodeTo track
changes to as-is reason codes on the Kardex system, check the box at this
field. Otherwise, leave the box blank.
Warehouse Management History MonthsEnter
the number of months you want to retain Warehouse
Management System (WMS) history data in your system. The End-of-Month
process (EOM) purges data older than the number of months you enter here.
Note that the system does not purge data for the current month or
the closing month.
For example, assume the date is November 7, and you are running the EOM
to close October. If you enter 2 at this field, the system retains
data for the current month (November), the closing month (October), and
the two months prior to the closing month (September and August), and
purges all other WMS history data.
This field is active only if WMS is active on your system. Type your
expanding text here.
Stock Reservations
Use these fields to determine the reservation method to be used. The
Reservation Priority and Reservation Date fields work in conjunction with
each other and together they offer the
following reservation methods:
Prioritize by delivery date
& reserve by delivery date within fill period (auto fill days)
Prioritize by order date &
reserve by delivery date within fill period
Prioritize
by order date & reserve immediately (prioritize
orders by date of entry without considering auto-fill days)
Select the method by which to reserve inventory to sales order line
items. This field works in conjunction with the Reservation Date field
to determine, based on available stock, how goods are to be reserved
to qualified line items. Click
here for more detail on this reservation setting. Options for
this field are:
Select whether to reserve by delivery date within the fill period
or reserve immediately. This field works in conjunction with the Reservation
Priority field above. Click
here for more detail on this reservation setting.Options
at this field are:
Delivery Date within Auto Fill
Days
Immediate
Online Receipts ReservationsTo have
the system commit goods received from purchase orders to open sales orders
or transfers immediately upon receiving, check the box. To commit received
goods to open sales orders during End-of-Day
processing, leave the field blank.
Note that hard
kits are not eligible for online receipts reservations.
To reserve
inventory for line items on sales orders whose Status field is
set to ASAP (that is, "as soon as possible"), check the
box. To not reserve inventory in these instances, leave the box blank.
This field also applies to Service orders, for example when
using the ASAP status for Pending service orders for parts reservations.
If you check the box at this setting, any auto
transfers written for ASAP orders are scheduled for one day in
the future.
If a check appears at the Daily Auto Release of Stock field on the
Inventory tab of the Point
of Sale Control Settings (that is, if Auto
Stock Release is active on your system), this field is inactive.
To reserve
inventory for line items on sales orders whose Status field is
set to CWC (that is, "customer will call"), check the box.
To not reserve inventory in these instances, leave the box blank.
This field also applies to Service orders.
If you check
the box at this setting, any auto
transfers written for CWC orders do not have delivery dates assigned
and the transfers are unscheduled.
If a check appears at the Daily Auto Release of Stock field on the
Inventory tab of the Point
of Sale Control Settings (that is, if Auto
Stock Release is active on your system), this field is inactive.
You
can check the box at these fields when ATP is active, provided existing products are NOT set to be reserved
by 'Delivery Date within Auto Fill Days' in District
and Regional Product Settings. You cannot
activate Reserve ASAP Sales or Reserve CWC Sales while ATP is active unless
Stock Reservation (see above) Reservation Priority is set to Order Date
and Reservation Date is set to Immediate. (ATP is active when one or more
of the following ATP Calculation settings is active in Point
of Sale Control Settings: Include New Purchase Orders, Include Stock
Transfers, Include Unlinked Purchase Orders.)
Select the method by which to sort inventory
reports. You have the following options:
Product
Number
Vendor
Model
If the report contains its own sort fields, they may override
this field.
If you set this field to Vendor Model but the Product record contains
no vendor model number, the report prints the product number appended
by two asterisks (**) to indicate that the vendor model number is
not available.
Additional
Settings
Reason
Codes
(LOCKED - STORIS access
ONLY!) Enter the reason code
you want to use to designate items as floor samples.
Only authorized users (that is, users authorized via the Sell
designated floor sample merchandise field in Create
a User/Group Actions - Sales Security) can sell floor samples. If
an unauthorized user attempts to sell a floor sample, a warning message
appears and the user is restricted from access. If an authorized
user overrides the restriction, the floor sample can be sold and the audit
file updates indicating the user who authorized the sale. Floor
Sample(LOCKED - STORIS access ONLY!) Enter the reason
code you want to use to designate items as floor
samples.
Only users authorized via the Sell designated
floor sample merchandise field in Create
a User/Group Actions - Sales Security can sell floor samples. If an
unauthorized user attempts to sell a floor sample, a warning message appears
and the user is restricted from access. If an authorized user overrides
the restriction, the floor sample can be sold and the audit file updates
indicating the user who authorized the sale.
The reason code you enter here must be set to Not Required at the Reason
Usage Code field in Reason Code
Settings.
Not in Location(LOCKED
- STORIS access ONLY!) Enter the reason code you want the system to assign
to products not found in their assigned locations during physical inventory
checks. The reason code you enter here must be flagged as Not Available
for Sales and the Reason Usage Code set to Not Required in the Reason
Code Settings.
In Service(LOCKED
- STORIS access ONLY!) Enter the As-Is A status of inventory. Most inventory is considered "regular" inventory. As-is inventory includes everything other than regular inventory, including floor samples, damaged and clearance items, etc.Reason Code you want to use
for service orders placed against a stock piece in the warehouse. The
piece must already be in As-Is status. Once you create the service
order, the system changes the reason code to the code you specify here.
The reason code you enter here must be set to Not Required at the Reason
Usage Code field in Reason Code
Settings.
TwilightEnter
the reason code you want to use to activate Twilight
Pricing for products. The code you enter here appears in the Reason
column of the Serial/Reference Tracking Inquiry screen when you access
it via the Remove from Twilight or Twilight Maintenance tabs in the Twilight
Inventory routine. The code can be a maximum of three characters in
length and cannot be the same as the Not In Location, Floor Sample, or
In Service reason codes.
The vendor chargeback process requires you assign a reason code
to items being adjusted. Use this field to specify the most common
reason (if any) you assess a chargeback fee to a vendor. The response
you enter here appears as the default response in the entry process.
You can edit the default response that appears in the entry process.
You can also leave this field blank.
The response you enter here must already exist in the Reason Code
file. If you click on the Arrow, a list of reasons appears from which
you can make a selection. To enter a new reason, use the Reason
Code Settings.
Click the Arrow button to select your preference for the auto-creation
of freight bills. Select Yes
to automatically create freight bills when entering freight receiving.
Select No if you do not want
freight bills created automatically. Select Prompt
if you want the system to prompt for creation of freight bills when
entering freight receipts.
Use this field to indicate the new selling price calculation percentage
that defaults during entry of vendor chargebacks (price adjustments)
via Enter
a Stock Adjustment. Users can override the calculated new selling
price.
Click the Arrow button to specify your preferred vendor charge-back
method. The system uses the selected method as the default on the
Vendor Chargeback tab When a routine is too large to fit on one screen, it is separated into one or more tabs, so called because they resemble the tabs on filing folders. in the Enter
a Stock Adjustment routine. You have the following options:
Indicate the number of days (0-999) that you want the system to
retain inventory adjustment data. Based on the number of days entered
here, data that has passed the retention period is purged during the
End
of Month process.
Indicate the number of days you want the system to retain processed
designated As-Is inventory lists before purging them during End
of Period processing. Valid entries are blank or a number greater
than zero. If you leave this field blank, the lists are not purged.
Indicate the velocity
code to use as a default during putaway
planning when an individual storage location has not been set
up with a specific velocity. If you leave this field blank, the system
uses the slowest velocity, as defined in the Velocity
Settings.
Setting Description
To activate a setting in the following grid, check the
box next to the setting. You can change a setting to inactive by clearing
the check from the check box.
To exclude obsolete A product with a purchase status of either D (dropped), T (discontinued), or P (purge) products from the Search
for a Product and from *eRoam II mobile STORIS application that allows you to search for products and customers, and create shopping carts on an iPad tablet product searches, check the box.
Otherwise, leave the box empty.
*eRoam II is a STORIS application developed for the iPad® and iPad mini®. Please contact STORIS for
information about the purchase of this product.
Check the box to allow users to close partially received purchase
orders. If you leave this box blank, users cannot close partially
received purchase orders.
Check the box to allow entry of warehouse receipts without an existing
purchase order. Leave the box blank if purchase orders are required
for entry of warehouse receipts.
To restrict transfers to the security tables that are created by
logon and/or user, check this box. Otherwise, leave this box
blank.
If this box is checked and no tables are created, users cannot create
transfers. To create tables, use one of the following options:
Logon - The transfer security
table by logon is accessed via the Actions button on the Inventory
& Logistics tab in Warehouse/Store
Location Settings.
User - The transfer security
table by user is accessed via the Actions button on the Security
tab in Create a User.
If this box is checked, users who do not have the security to create
transfers (via transfer security table) must obtain a security
override from a user with the ability to create the transfer.
This tab contains the settings used with the optional Automatic
Stock Replenishment feature. Use this feature to automate transfers
of stock product An inventory product that is not flagged as special-order.s in order to keep store inventory levels
constant. This feature does not include the following product types:
special-order
product A product whose characteristics you can modify such as color or fabric. STORIS lists these custom options in descriptions for special-order products, allowing you to identify individual products based on their unique characteristics.
non-inventory
product An intangible item in your Product file such as fabric protection, labor, or a warranty.
kit A group of stock products organized into a set so as to be sold as a package or suite. In STORIS, you can create hard or soft kits.
masters
The system uses the Primary and Secondary Warehouse fields with the Automatic
Stock Replenishment feature. You can set replenishment locations in
several files. When searching for a replenishment warehouse, the system
checks the Primary and Secondary Warehouse fields in the following routines,
in the following order:
To activate the Automatic Stock Replenishment feature (and thus
activate the Primary and Secondary fields on this screen), check the
box. Otherwise, leave the box blank.
If using the Automatic Stock Replenishment feature, enter the code
of the warehouse location you want the system to check first for replenishment
stock. If using Auto Stock Replenishment, this field is mandatory.
The warehouse location you enter here must be set up as a warehouse-type
location at the Location Type field on the General tab of Warehouse/Store
Location Settings.
If using Auto Stock Replenishment, enter the code of the warehouse
location you want the system to check for replenishment stock if insufficient
stock exists at the Primary warehouse specified above. The warehouse
location you enter here must be set up as a warehouse-type location
at the Location Type field on the General tab of Warehouse/Store
Location Settings.
To activate the Automatic Stock Replenishment feature (and thus
activate the Primary and Secondary fields on this screen), check the
box. Otherwise, leave the box blank.
If using the Automatic Stock Replenishment feature, enter the code
of the warehouse location you want the system to check first for replenishment
stock. If using Auto Stock Replenishment, this field is mandatory.
The warehouse location you enter here must be set up as a warehouse-type
location at the Location Type Code in the Warehouse/Store
Location Settings.
If using Auto Store Stock Replenishment, enter the code of the warehouse
location you want the system to check for replenishment stock if insufficient
stock exists at the Primary Replenishment Warehouse specified above.
The warehouse location you enter here must be set up as a warehouse-type
location at the Location Type field on the General tab of Warehouse/Store
Location Settings.
Specify the quantity indicator you want the system to use when calculating
the quantity available for automatic replenishment. You have
the following options:
Minimum
Safety
For each location, the quantity available
for replenishment calculates as the following:
Qty
On-Hand – Qty reserved A line-item status indicating the system was able to find and allocate inventory to the line item.
- Minimum (or Safety) Stock Qty
Available is Less Than Minimum StockTo automatically
replenish locations that fall below the minimum stock level for any given
product, check the box. To automatically replenish locations that
fall below the maximum stock level for any given product, leave the box
blank.
This field is active only if a check appears at the As-Is Merchandise
in Availability field above. In the first entry box, indicate one
or more reason codes you want to include or exclude from the availability
calculations, depending on the selection at the field to the right.
If you click on the Search button, a list of reasons appears from
which you can choose one or more codes. If you click on the Action
button, the Multiple
Reason Code Selection Window appears from which you can create
a list of multiple reason codes.
In the field to the right, click the Arrow button to indicate whether
to factor specific reason codes into or out of the as-is merchandise
availability calculation. If you select Include,
you are including the reason codes specified or you can leave the
Reason Code field to the left blank to include All reason codes. If
you select Exclude, you must
select one or more reason codes at the field to the left.
Product
Identifier
Use this tab to establish global format preferences for auto-generation
of product ID's. To establish these settings at the group level, use the
Product Identifier tab of Group
Settings.
Use this field to indicate the format of auto-generated product
codes. If you select Next Product Number, the Product ID is generated
using the sequential counter in the Next Product Number field. This
is the default setting.
If you select Dynamic Identifier, the Product ID is generated based
on the information you define in the Dynamic Identifier section of
this screen.
(LOCKED - STORIS access ONLY!) To have the system automatically
assign a sequential SKU/model number whenever a user enters a new
product into the system, enter a starting product (SKU (stock-keeping unit) a unique number or code that distinguishes each product and service provided by a supplier./model) number here. Each time the system assigns
a product number, this field increments by one. To have users manually
assign product numbers, leave this field blank.
You can enter a maximum of 10 numeric characters. If you enter
a number with 1 to 7 characters, the program pads the number with
zeros on the left to form an 8-digit number.
Click the Action button to access
the Product
Auto-Numbering Exclusion Ranges screen. This screen allows
you to enter any number of numeric ranges that you want excluded by
the standard STORIS product automatic numbering process.
Dynamic Identifier
If you select Dynamic Identifier at the Format field, use this section
to define the format and components of the auto-generated product code.
To expand and collapse each section below, use the expand and collapse
buttons .
If
the format is set to Dynamic Identifier, this field is required. Use
this field to define the maximum length of the internal sequential
counter that is used to generate the product ID and is appended to
the end of the defined components of the product ID.
You
can check this box to make the sequential counter a fixed length,
based on the Maximum Length defined. Therefore, if the counter has
fewer characters than the maximum, the number is filled with preceding
zeros. For example, if you set the Maximum Length to 5 and the counter
is currently at 123, the sequential counter appended to the Product
ID is 00123. If this setting is not checked, the counter 123 is appended
to the ID.
This display-only
field provides a running total of the maximum length of all Product
ID Components in the grid, in addition to the maximum length of the
sequential counter. This total cannot exceed the Maximum Identifier
Length.
This display-only
field shows the maximum length that can be used for the Product ID.
Product Attribute - If
the component is a product attribute, it is displayed in this
column. Youcan click the arrow button in this
column to change the product attribute listed in the grid. To
add a new Product Attribute, click the Add
Product Attribute button. (See below.)
Text - If the component contains a text entry, the
text is displayed in this column. You can change the text appearing
in this column by directly editing the column in the grid. To
add a new Text component, click the Add
Text button. (See below.) Text and Product Attribute components
cannot exist on the same row of the grid.
Maximum Length - This column
is used to define the maximum length allowed for the Product Attribute
component on that row. If the Product Attribute exceeds this length,
it is truncated using left justification. For example, if you
have a maximum length of 5 and your data for the component is
123456, the Product ID contains 12345 for this component. This
setting applies to Product Attributes only.
Fixed Length - This
setting applies to Product Attributes only. If you check the box, the component's
length on that row is limited to the fixed length defined in the
Maximum Length column.If
the component length is less than the maximum, the data is filled
with leading zeros. For example, if you have a maximum length
of 5 and your data for the component is 123, the Product ID contains
00123 for this component.
Strip Text - This
setting applies to Product Attributes only. If the Product
Attribute contains text you want to eliminate from the ID, it
is displayed here and can be changed. You can enter or edit the
text directly in this column of the grid or enter it on the Add
Product Attribute screen when you add the attribute to the
grid. For example, if the product group attribute contains a hyphen,
as in 123-45, and you indicate the hyphen (-) as the strip text,
the Product ID contains 12345 as the component.
Remove -To
remove a component, click the associated Remove
button in the grid.
To change
the sequence of the components, select the line and use the up/down
arrows to move the component to the desired position.
Click this button to access the Add
Product Attribute window, where you can choose a Product Attribute
and define the requirements to be added as a new component to the
grid.
Click this button to access the Add
Text window, where you can add a Text component to the last row
of the grid. In most cases, this
is used as a delimiter to separate Product Attributes. For example,
if you want the Product ID to contain the Product Group and Collection
number, but separate the two attributes with a hyphen (-), add the
"-" (hyphen) as a text component.