Uses the Copy Stock Code program to create a copy of the currently highlighted stock item.

Uses the Maintain Hold Status program to define the on hold status for the highlighted stock item.

Change the supplier for whom you want to display the stock items in the list view (if you selected to view stock items for a specific supplier).

This indicates additional information assigned to the stock item which can be used as selection criteria when browsing on stock codes.

It can also be used to change the sequence in which items are displayed when browsing on stock codes.

The wording displayed for this field can be changed to suit your own requirements (Inventory Setup).

This indicates the warehouse that must be used to extract the quantities of stock required by the Bill of Materials module when performing functions such as a cost implosion and creating material allocations.

This is also the default warehouse used for the parent when adding a job and is used to calculated the new landed cost of an item.

This indicates the pan size of the stock item.

This can be likened to a container size. Within the Bill of Materials module you can indicate whether the elapsed time against work centers or cost centers is based on the pan size or the economic batch quantity.

This indicates extra information that you have assigned to the item.

You can specify your own wording for these fields using the Inventory Setup program.

This field is for documentary purposes and is printed on reports and factory documentation.

This field is only relevant if the ECC (Engineering Change Control) module is installed.

This indicates the quantity available of the stock item.

This is the quantity on hand less the quantity allocated to sales orders for the item in the selected warehouse. The quantity allocated to sales orders is the order quantity and includes quantities on backorder.

The quantity available includes stock on hold, stock in expired lots, stock locked by Engineering Change Orders and stock in bins that are on hold. The reason is that the quantity on hand (used in the calculation) is the quantity physically in the warehouse and includes quantities on hold.

This indicates the minimum quantity of the item required to be stocked in this warehouse at any point in time.

A quantity of zero indicates that the minimum quantity is undefined.

This indicates the maximum quantity of the item required to be stocked in this warehouse at any point in time.

A quantity of zero indicates that the maximum is undefined.

This indicates extra information that you have assigned to the warehouse.

You can specify your own wording for these fields using the Inventory Setup program.

Temp indicates that this is a temporary item which will be deleted the next time the Purge function of the Inventory Period End program is run.

Clear indicates that the stock item must be sold or cleared as a matter of urgency.

If this column is blank then it indicates that this is a normal stock item.