Hi Carlos, IFS has no access control below site level in its Core. With Custom Event Actions, possible with Custom Fields to avoid hardcoding in the PL SQL blocks you could try to configure additional restrictions need it be; i.e. an Event Action with a trigger on the Inventory Transactions History table.Regards, Roel
Hi Steve, our instructions for the setup on IFS side for our Cloud connector do not have the exact same scope, but it may help you to see how the Novacura IFS cloud connector handles the authentication part of the IFS REST endpoint:https://help.novacuraflow.com/connectors/areas/business-systems/ifs-applications/ifs-odata/authentication-in-ifs-cloudRegards, Roel
Hi Benoit, this process is not MRP/Order proposal related. You are to create refill orders (Customer Orders yourself, where the reorder points helps you to do this when you are below that threshold by means of a dialogue box popup:Did you get that? Regards, Roel
Hi Hashmit, one reason could be that those stock records are included on another count report (but not frozen for counting). I think IFS ensures 2 stock records cannot be counted at the same time./Roel
Hi James, thank you! I missed the ‘unfold’ option on these rows - still learning on navigating in Aurena./Roel
@Novacura_jst is this something our Shipment relevant parts solution would address?
Hi Dawn, this cannot be done within the core security concept with the permissions sets, but it can be done with an event/action that blocks any modification to ‘A’ except when the user is ‘XYZ’ . Either hardcode and maintain those users within the configuration or put them in a designated custom table./Roel
Hi Mark, this limitation is commonly worked around by running the ‘Cleanup of Inventory’ batch job 1 day prior to creating the count reports.Regards, Roel
Hi Michelle, you could configure a custom event on the PO Lines view with a PL/SQL script action that does the modification on the PO lines. If you can define a search that enables you to select all relevant lines, then you can execute the customer menu and do the planned arrival date change.Regards, Roel
Hi Ross,My company provides a low-code platform that comes with dedicated IFS10 connectors; something to consider in case you want to do low-code on IFS./Roel
Hi Rajesh, my date formats are a bit different than yours, but I suspect that putting in this:to_date('&REG_DATE','DD/MM/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM','NLS_CALENDAR=GREGORIAN')instead of passing on the date value into the method directly should resolve your error. try to get it to work in PL SQL putting in String instead of Date as a test value for a valid test in PL SQL. Good luck,Roel
Hi Rajesh, I do not see the PL/SQL block but my first guess is that your issue is related to the date format. Oracle seems to try to convert a ‘NOV’ to an ‘11’ or something. My next step would be to understand the date formatting and if needed, convert explicitly to VARCHAR2 and then to date.Regards, Roel
Hi Dogan,It is like Rome, there are many ways that lead there :). There is an excel add-in, there is the migration job tool, there is the .NET Access provider and 3rd party tools, there are PL/SQL scripts and yes, there is also the ‘incoming customer order’ functionality in the application. That last one however is designed to ongoingly create customer orders on a day-to-day basis. The Migration Job and Excel add-in migration tools typically provide better support to do a one-off import.More info on the Excel add-in here: Best regards, Roel
Hi DoganIt depends a bit on the amount of Customer Orders and their level of complexity (charge lines, etc), but typically the IFS data migration tool is used for those kinds of tasks: https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/foundation1/010_overview/260_data_management/010_fndmig/default.htm Best regards, Roel
Hi Heather, I understand. Counting consignment stock in or out at the customer location is not supported by IFS with either count reports or with the ‘count inventory part’ functionality. What I suggested above are ways to work around this to process count results. Creating some kind of counting list you can do with an excel export from the screen you mentioned.The consignment button only works for supplier consignments residing in your own inventory.In other words - the feature you are looking for does not exist as such in IFS10 as far as I know.Regards, Roel
Hi Heather, I am not aware of any functional support when it comes to making stock adjustments on customer consignment levels. I do not see any other options than: Counted more than registered in IFS: Count in your own stock and ship it with a refill order.Counted less than registered in IFS:Report it as consumed (the presumption here is that the customer is financially responsible for the loss, regardless of whether they used or have lost it. Undo the customer order delivery and count it out (when your organisation takes financial responsibility) Regards, Roel
Hi Chad, that is correct. It is a common request for the add-on that my company provides to firms running IFS for which the WaDaCo functional coverage is too limited. Regards, Roel
Hi Bruno,IFS has limitations when it comes to working with reserved parts in combination with the Handling Unit functionality.In my experience this can be mitigated with scripts that unreserve, attach/unattach and then re-reserve, for example in a custom RMB or with an add-on tool.Sorry to give you merely a confirmation of your issue and maybe not so much a resolution.Regards, Roel
Hi Alexander,IFS has limitations when it comes to working with reserved parts in combination with the Handling Unit functionality.In my experience this can be mitigated with scripts that unreserve, attach/unattach and then re-reserve, for example in a custom RMB or with an add-on tool.Sorry to give you merely a confirmation of your issue and maybe not so much a resolution.Regards, Roel
Hi Ron, closest functionality that comes to mind is the IFS its Shortages functionality, enabling cross-docking scenarios:https://docs.ifs.com/ifsclouddocs/23r1/MaintainInventory/ActivityInventHandleShortages.htm?StandAlone=true Regards, Roel
hi Susan, IFS has a separate column to keep track of the aqcuisition value when the part is customer-owned, but supplier owned stock is not within the scope of that functionality:Maybe you can use the principle of this at least for a configuration/modification/extention to resolve your requirement? The simplest option would be 2 custom fields, one on the SFPP with the part value (or even use the price field), and one on stock records that multiplies quantity with given value.Best of luck, Roel
@Novacura_jst is this the kind of requirement that is resolved with the ‘shipment relevant parts’ concept?
Hi Krishna, our platform Novacura Flow has an embedded offline framework and is frequently used for warehouse management on IFS.Disclaimer: I work for Novacura.PM me in case you want to know more. Regards, Roel
Hi Deniz,You can try to remove code comments if there are any. In some cases this causes issues.Regards, Roel
Hi Mario, sounds to me this is the same bug in IFS core we found. /Roel
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