on 03-08-2019 1:11 PM
Hi Team,
We have requirement where we are looking for PI document creation whenever stock in the bin reaches to zero.
I understand during fiscal year only once for particular bin PI document created automatically when you pick stock from that bin and stock reaches to zero.
Please let me know how to achieve this requirement .
Thanks
Hi Prashant,
we have exact same requirement in the last two corporations I work with as they want to reduce the number of physical count and counting a BIN to 0 is very easy and efficient when there tons of inventories count.
Let me know if you were able to implement that functionality and how you did it were you able to use the BADI as discuss to trigger the physical inventory document creation more often than the regular low stock check or you went full custom code.
The low stock check functionality definitely miss that flexibility to allow to be a best in class business adopted feature for business that want to use it for regular physical inventory count.
Thank for sharing this on the forum.
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Hi,
"This is their audit requirement."
In what country is that an audit requirement?
Brgds
Juergen
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thanks for replies. We requested client to take this ahead.
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Hello Prashant,
Do you have any update regarding this issue ?
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You might consider to use the BADI /SCWM/EX_PI_DOC_CREA_FILTER to create PI and auto-post in this case instead of relying on system. I haven't tried this before but look promising.
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...do you only want the RF user to count the quantity or do you definetely need a PI document in the system each time? If not, you could just work with the low-stock check instead of the LSPI.
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1st LSPI check for one storage bin will create PI doc in one fiscal year but all LSPI check for same storage bin within same fiscal year will not create PI doc any more but system will indicate whether any pick has LSPI checked if LSPI is triggered - you can find from All movement node in warehouse monitor - Low stock check column. Not sure whether this is good evidence to Auditors.
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Hi Phillipe ,
LSPI is already ticked and during first time execution for a year for a bin system create PI document. But it does not create PI document if stock next time goes to zero. Please let us know whether you worked with such set up. Thanks.
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Hi,
This functionnality is called "Low stock check".
Path: SPRO + SCM EWM + EWM + Internal warehouse processes + Physical inventory + Physical inventory area specific settings + define Physical inventory area.
Mark LSPI for your area and set quantity to zero.
This works only for product-tasks.
Regards
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