Goods to be shipped can be packed in handling units. These handling units could be disposables, but could also be more valuable packing (from pallets to boxes and containers). How can these more expensive packaging materials be managed? Both in inventory as well as the return from customer?
GDSN (Global Data Synchronisation Network) from GS1 can be used by Medical Device Manufacturers to upload their product data to make it accessible to for instance EUDAMED. I am looking for companies who have actually implemented a connection (either by file upload or machine-to-machine interface). If so, I would be very happy to get in touch to learn how this connection has been setup.
Has anyone a solution to send standard documentation (e.g. Delivery Terms) as an attached PDF with every Customer Order Confirmation?
How can I invoice non inventory sales part lines at the same moment as a shipment?Example:Customer Order has 2 lines, 1 with an inventory part and 1 non inventory part. Shipments are used to send the inventory part to customer. Invoicing should include the non inventory part at the moment of shipping the inventory part, but as it is non inventory it is not shipped so a manual action is needed to get it delivered and invoiced which is error prone and inefficient due to the transaction volume.
When a Service Contract Line has an Invoice Type = Invoice Plan and Periodic Pricing has been entered there seems no way to undo this. Changing the Invoice Type is not allowed due to the Periodic Prices and Periodic Prices can not be removed although there is a RMB "Delete” (which does not delete the line). So, how can I change the Invoice Type? IFS Applications 10 UPD7.
IFS Product Structure Components has a field “Qty per Assembly”. This is converted into “Qty per Assembly” on Shop Order Materials. The Shop Order can have a Lot Size and this leads to a “Qty required” on Shop Order Materials. This is OK for UoM PCS, but how would this work with UoM meters? Example: Component UoM = “m” and “Qty per Assembly” = 0,2 m. Lot Size = 5 so my “Qty required” = 1 m, but Shop Order doesn’t need 1 m. It needs 5 x 0,2 m!
I have following SQL statement which gives me the right result: SELECT CASE WHEN PART_NO LIKE '1%' THEN 'A' WHEN PART_NO LIKE '2%' THEN 'B' WHEN PART_NO LIKE '3%' THEN 'C' END PART_TYPE, MAX(PART_NO) PART_NO FROM PART_CATALOG WHERE (PART_NO LIKE '1%' OR PART_NO LIKE '2%' OR PART_NO LIKE '3%') GROUP BY CASE WHEN PART_NO LIKE '1%' THEN 'A' WHEN PART_NO LIKE '2%' THEN 'B' WHEN PART_NO LIKE '3%' THEN 'C' END How would this convert to definition of a Lobby Data Source (with view Part_Catalog) regarding Condition and Group By?
I am looking for best practices (if possible with reference) regarding IFS Applications field service work order planning and resource allocation. It seems there are 3 options: Standard work order gantt and resource allocation: very limited functionality, user unfriendly, slow; Maintenance Planning Board: complex, meant for maintenance not for field service; error prone (connection loss); PSO: complex, requires mature organisation, only applicable for short cycled work orders. Any help on this topic is highly appreciated!
It seems that IFS Apps10 only uses Machine Time when planning Manufactured Parts and Shop Orders. How should we plan Manufactured Parts (MRP) and Schedule the resulting Shop Orders with labour only? We are not using CBS or APB, just Apps10.
What would be the IFS Best Practice for doing Reverse Logistics process in IFS Apps10? Customer or Company Owned?
In IFS Applications the warehouse is part of a site which is part of a company. How should I configure the software when there is inventory in a central warehouse which belongs to various Cost Centers, Sites and Companies?
When changing attendance in Aurena Time Reporting my screen is configured with AM/PM times. How can I configure it as 24 hour scale??
There must be a smarter way then browsing the permission set details and clicking all branches in the tree ...
Is there a smarter way to grant permission to database objects besides doing a rmb on 200 folders one-by-one?
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