Inspecting Receipts


You are a receiving agent, and you need to inspect a receipt line from the supplier Vision Corp. that includes computer modems. The line contains 600 modems.  Upon inspection, 10 of the modems have arrived damaged. You must split the receipt line in order to accept a partial quantity for the receipt line.

 

In this demonstration, you will learn how to accept or reject receipt lines. You will also learn how to split a line to accept a partial quantity of a receipt line.


Steps:

  1. Begin by navigating to the Receipts work area.

     

    Click the Navigator link.

    Step 1
  2. Click the Receipts link.

    Step 2
  3. Click the Collapse Pane button.

    Step 3
  4. In the Received Lines section of the page, click the number 1 in the Lines to Inspect column for the Vision Corp. supplier.

     

    Click the 1 link.

    Step 4
  5. Select a receipt line or lines to inspect. You can choose to inspect one line or inspect multiple lines at the same time. In this example, there is only one line to select.

     

    Click an entry in the f40000 row.

    Step 5
  6. Click the Inspect button.

    Step 6
  7. Ten of the modems for item f40000 arrived damaged. In order to accept a partial quantity for this receipt line, you need to split the line into two separate receipt lines.

     

    Click an entry in the f40000 row.

    Step 7
  8. Click the Actions menu.

    Step 8
  9. Select Split Line from the Actions menu to create two separate receipt lines for item f40000.

     

    Click the Split Line list item.

    Step 9
  10. Because ten items are damaged, you need a quantity of 590 on one receipt line, and a quantity of 10 on the other receipt line.

     

    Enter the number of damaged items into the Quantity field of the Split into New Line row.

     

    Click in the Quantity field.

    Step 10
  11. Enter the desired information into the Quantity field. Enter "10".

    Step 11
  12. Click the OK button.

    Step 12
  13. Notice that you now have two receipt line items in the table instead of the one receipt line item that appeared previously.

    Step 13
  14. Notice that the application displays a default value of Accept in the Inspection Status field for both lines.

     

    Accept the inspection status of Accept for the Item f40000 that has an inspection quantity of 590.

    Step 14
  15. Change the inspection status from Accept to Reject for the item f40000 that has an inspection quantity of 10. This is for the damaged modems.

     

    Click the Inspection Status list.

    Step 15
  16. Click the Reject list item.

    Step 16
  17. Select an inspection quality of Average for the item f40000 that has an inspection quantity of 590.

     

    Click the Inspection Quality list.

    Step 17
  18. Click the Average list item.

    Step 18
  19. Select an Inspection Quality of Unacceptable for the item f40000 that has an inspection quantity of 10.

     

    Click the Inspection Quality list.

    Step 19
  20. Click the Unacceptable list item.

    Step 20
  21. Click the Details icon for the Reject line to access the Inspect Line page to enter specific line details for an individual receipt line. You can enter much of this information on the Inspect Lines page. However, the Inspect Lines page displays the fields in an easier viewing format.

     

    Click the Details button.

    Step 21
  22. Enter a note to explain why this receipt line has an inspection status of Reject.

     

    Click in the Note field.

    Step 22
  23. Enter the desired information into the Note field. Enter "Modems arrived damaged.".

    Step 23
  24. When you are finished entering inspection details, click the OK button to return to the Inspect Lines page.

     

    Click the OK button.

    Step 24
  25. You must submit your updates to process the receipt line inspections

     

    Click the Submit button.

    Step 25
  26. A message confirms that your inspected lines were saved.

    Step 26

This concludes this demonstration of inspecting receipts.

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