We have supplier Kanbans, Signal Type is Electronic, and we want to create Purchase Orders in the Planned status upon Kanban replenishment. On Inventory Part > General, the Default Supply Type is set to Order. Upon using Kanban Replenishment Request, a Purchase Order is created, but it is always created in the Released status. Is it possible to have these Kanban replenishment POs created in the Planned status? We are using v10.
We are using V10 IEE. Our business wants to schedule PM work orders out several years, to 2027. The Maintenance Plan for every PM Action we create will only plan work out to the end of next calendar year, Dec. 2025 in this case. This is observed across multiple sites and calendars used, even when the calendars are generated well past 2027.How do we get the Maintenance Plan to push planned work out multiple years ahead?
Our business is on v10 IEE, and we have lot and serial tracked parts. We are trying to configure weekly cycle count reports that include a specified number of parts to count and ALL lots / serials of those parts on each report. We are combining the Include Full Qty Of Part In Location parameter option with the Number of records to be Printed option. The hope was that, upon specifying a Number of Records, for example 15, the resulting count report includes 15 different part numbers, and all of the different lots/serials for those – which could be well over 15 lines to count on the report depending on the number of lots/serials in stock for those 15 parts. In actuality, we have found the Number of Records parameter restricts the number of lines on the report, not number of parts – for example, the resulting report may contain 10 different lots of Part A, and 5 different lots of Part B; we end up performing a full count of two part numbers only, when the intent is to include many more par
Hello, I would like to see the received quantity of purchase order lines from the Purchase Order screen, PurchaseOrderLinePart and PurchaseOrderLineNopart. For example, each Part Order Line may be partially received, and I would like to see a reference to the quantity received for lines at any given time from this screen. Is this possible? Thank you!Adam
I am scrutinizing the Cost per Unit reported on Inventory Transaction History records, specifically for Scrap in Operation transactions (transaction code OPFEED-SCP). We are using APP10. The description of this field is “the inventory value in base currency, as retrieved from the inventory part”.However, the value as reported on ITH does not match the value coming from the Inventory Part > Costs > Inventory Value > Unit Cost record, nor can I match the breakdown in ITH > Cost Detail with the Part Cost Build-Up for the part. Furthermore, this value is sometimes less than, and sometimes greater than, expected.I understand that the value I am asking about comes from the sum of the Cost per Unit columns from the ITH > Cost Detail tab, but it is not clear how it is arriving at these values for the transaction. Can anyone explain in direct terms where these values derive from, specifically for Scrap in Operation transactions? We are using standard time for labor reporting.
Our business is on v10 IEE , and we use Kanban Circuits for manufactured parts, many of which contain more than one Kanban Card in circulation at one time. The business requests that we track the specific Kanban Card Number (or Barcode ID) which initiated a particular Shop Order Requisition. For example - perform Kanban Replenishment Request job, type in / scan the Kanban Card Number / Barcode ID (which will be one of several Card Numbers for a given part), and the result is a Shop Order Requisition is created using the details from that Kanban Circuit. The request is to have visibility into the specific Kanban Card Number used during this process on the Shop Order Requisition, such as in a read only custom field or in a report. I have not seen how this detail can be found in the database or using APIs. Has your business faced a similar request, and discovered a solution or workaround to achieve the desired result?
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