You use this program maintain multiple bin locations for a stock code. In addition, you can place a bin on hold to prevent further transactions from being processed against the bin.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| New | Select this to add a new bin for the stock code. |
| Delete | Select this icon to delete the bin you are currently maintaining. |
| Save | Select this to save the information for the bin. |
| Stock code | Indicate the stock code for which you want to maintain a bin. This field is not enabled if you accessed the Inventory Bin Maintenance program from the Multiple Bins for Stock Code program. |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Stock code | This indicates the stock code for which you are maintaining the bin. |
| Warehouse | Enter the warehouse in which you want to create a new
bin (see Warehouses for Stock Code). For existing bins, this indicates the warehouse in which the bin is located. |
| Bin location | Enter the new bin location you want to add or the existing bin you want to maintain. |
| Select bin location | This option is only enabled when Warehouse under control of WMS is enabled (Warehouse Maintenance), which is intended for future use. |
| Note | Optionally assign a note to the bin. |
| Hold status | Select this to place the bin on hold. The available quantity for a bin on hold is still included in the Requirements Calculation (see Stock on hand Inventory file). You typically place a bin on hold to prevent transactions from being processed against the bin (e.g. for inspection purposes when receiving jobs into stock from the factory). |
| Reason | You use this field to enter a reason for placing the bin on hold. |
You can only access this program when the option: Multiple bins is enabled (Inventory Setup).
You can only delete a bin if it has a zero quantity on hand and there have been no movements against the bin for three months.
You cannot place a bin on hold if you have Browse only access to the Inventory Bin Maintenance program (Groups).