Understanding Inventory Transactions
Companies routinely use inventory transactions to move items within and among their facilities. The three types of inventory transactions are:
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Issues, which typically record the removal of inventory from locations.
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Adjustments, which reconcile discrepancies between physical and system counts.
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Transfers, which record movement between different locations in a branch/plant or between different branch/plants.
Inventory transactions allow users to directly update inventory quantity, location, or lot. All inventory movement updates the item ledger. The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Apparel Management system enables you to view, adjust, issue, and transfer groups of child style items based on their multi level hierarchical definitions.
See Issuing Inventory for Style Items.
See Adjusting Inventory for Style Items.