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Move Order Transfer

This document discusses move order transfers in inventory management. It explains that a move order requests a subinventory transfer, moving items from one location to another. There are different types of move orders like requisition, replenishment, pick wave, and put away orders that must be approved before being processed. The process involves creating a move order, approving it, allocating inventory, and then transacting the transfer between subinventories. Navigation and key fields for move orders are also outlined.

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Move Order Transfer

This document discusses move order transfers in inventory management. It explains that a move order requests a subinventory transfer, moving items from one location to another. There are different types of move orders like requisition, replenishment, pick wave, and put away orders that must be approved before being processed. The process involves creating a move order, approving it, allocating inventory, and then transacting the transfer between subinventories. Navigation and key fields for move orders are also outlined.

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MOVE ORDER TRANSFER

• A Move Order is a request for a


subinventory transfer when using an
account transfer, the actual
movement is an issue not a transfer
from subinventory to subinventory.
• Its like a subinventory transfer but
transfer with or without approval.
TYPES OF MOVER ORDER
• Requisition Move Order ( Manual Creation)
• Replenishment Move Order (Min-Max, Re-order)
• Pick Wave Move Order (From Sales Order)
• Put Away Move Order (From WIP)
(Above Move Orders must be approved before
transacted)

Process:
1. Create  2. Approve  3. Allocate  4. Transact
Navigation: Inventory  Move Orders  Move Orders

1. Create

2. Approve
Key fields
• Move Order number
• Move Order type
• Item
• Transaction type
• UOM
• Quantity
• Source Subinventory
• Destination Subinventory
Transact Move Order
Find Move
Order
4. Transact
3. Allocate
Move Order
• Lot/Serial - View additional lot or serial number details .
• Print Pick Slip – If you would like to print the pick slip.
• Cancel - Return to the previous screen.
• Update - Update the move order details.
• Transact - You are ready to transact the move order. This will
complete the move transaction and move material from source
sub-inventory to destination sub-inventory.
THANK YOU

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