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  • September 16, 2026
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OWAIS.SARDAR
Sidekick (Customer)
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We are creating a Material Requisition (MRN). For example, if we create an MRN for an engine with a quantity of 2, when we create the asset numbers, the system creates the objects and links them through pre-posting.

For the second engine, since there are two separate physical assets, how should we create and link the second asset number? Where should we do the posting for the second engine?

 

For example, we create a Material Requisition (MRN) for 2 engines. When creating the assets, we  creates the objects and links them through pre-posting.

Since the MRN quantity is 2 and there are two separate engine assets, how should we handle the second engine? Where and how should we perform the posting so that the second engine is linked to its respective asset/object number?

Could you please clarify the correct process in IFS Applications 10 for handling multiple assets against one MRN line?

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  • Do Gooder (Employee)
  • September 16, 2026

Hi ​@OWAIS.SARDAR

 

No need to make a second posting. The object link comes from the pre-posting code string on the line, and pre-posting is per line, not per unit of quantity. One line with qty 2 and one pre-posting will always give you one object holding the value of both engines.

 

Try to do two lines, qty 1 each, split the requisition into two lines of quantity 1 and pre-post each line to its own object/asset code part value. Each engine then gets its own acquisition value, its own depreciation, and can be sold or scrapped independently later. For serialized assets like engines this is the only setup that holds up over the asset life. Same rule applies on the PO side if the requisition converts to a purchase order, since the pre-posting travels with the line.


The public docs pages to look at are "Enter Pre-Posting, Material Requisition Line" and "Split FA Object" on docs.ifs.com

 

Thanks,

Gleb